Technical specification information

Many chemical companies also place into the technical service function the responsibiHty for the generation of a wide variety of printed materials containing customer-oriented information. These may range from a simple one-page technical specification handout to lengthy publications on appHcation tips and recommendations for a broad range of uses (14). The sales value of such materials, when weU prepared, is quite high. Most firms provide such... 

At this stage of development, loiowledge of ionic liquid properties is patchy, to say the least. For some applications only limited, very specific information is needed to allow the translation of a research project into technical reality (mostly non-synthetic applications). For others (mostly synthetic applications), a lot more detailed information, sldlls, and data are required to make the technology feasible. This process takes time, even though the ever growing ionic liquid community has already added a lot of information to the ionic liquid toolbox . 

The CTD is organised into five modules. A schematic representation of the stmcture and hierarchy is shown in Figure 6.1. Module 1 is designed to contain region-specific information such as application forms and other administrative provisions that may apply. As such, it is not harmonised and is not considered part of the CTD. The other four modules present the technical data in a harmonised format. Module 2 should contain critical overview assessments of the quality, non-dinical and clinical data, together with summaries of the non-clinical and clinical data. The objective of this section is to provide reviewers with an introduction to the submission, and to orient... 

In terms of the chromaticity diagram, it can be said that two colors having the same chromaticities (x,y) and the same luminous reflectance (Y) are matched. Technically, no information is provided about the appearance of two matched colors, although subjective judgements about specific colors identified by a pair of (, y) corrdinates are often made. 

In the chemical safety report, the hazard assessment of a particular substance is based on the data set provided in the technical dossier. This contains substance-specific information on physicochemical properties as well as on toxicological and ecotoxicological hazards. One objective of the hazard assessment is the substance s hazard identification, which comprises the determination of its physicochemical and hazardous properties for the purpose of classification. Concerning human health hazards, both human and nonhuman information is taken into consideration and evaluated with respect to the classification criteria laid down in the Dangerous Substances Directive and in the CLP Regulation, respectively. However, in most cases human data do not exist, so the hazard identification has to be based on data from animal experiments. With respect to teratogenicity, this hazardous property may in principle be detected in the following toxicity studies ... 

The work of Theophilus the Monk, as he is called to distinguish him from the early Greek alchemist Theophilus, is very notable among medieval writings for the clear and exact descriptions of the many processes which he describes. As a source of specific information on many technical chemical operations, it has no parallel until the pseudo-Geber at the beginning of the fourteenth century, and in clearness and definiteness it is not excelled by him. 

This site allows access to Pierce s on-line product catalog and special notice of all new products and other Pierce publications. If specific information on a product is needed, the instruction booklet can be downloaded. If additional help is needed, the technical assistance department can be reached by e-mail. 

Performance risk is the degree of uncertainty inherent in the procurement and application of information technology solutions that may keep the system from meeting its technical specifications or from being suitable for its intended use and the consequences (Browning, 1999). The most important aspects of performance—those contributing most to performance risk—will vary with the needs and desires of the pharmacy (Barker et. al., 1998). 

The American Petroleum Institute (API) maintains cooperation between U.S. government and industry on all petroleum-related issues of U.S. concern. The API provides process hazards and process safety seminars, but they are best known to some of us for their valuable publications. The API generates easy-to-read and easy-to-understand technical standards of design and fire protection. They also provide equipment inspection guides that are applicable in most plants. Specific information about their large number of standards can be obtained at their website. 

Finally, this effort is not meant to replace those technical studies which have dealt with the analysis and prioritization of known hazardous waste sites where a great deal of specific information is available on site history, contents, and hydrogeology. The present study should reduce the need for expensive drilling and testing programs and provide a means for their rational. implementation. 

The guidelines for the format and content of each relevant technical section should be reviewed for specific information. Included below are brief, general descriptions and outlines of the NDA technical sections. 

Instruction Manuals. Today, many companies have made style manuals available to their entire technical staffs. Even where this is not the case, it is not uncommon for the literature chemist to be provided with a style manual which delineates rules for writing, nomenclature, preparation of graphs and tables, report layout and duplication, and general typing instructions. For literature searchers, such special manuals also often include specific information on abstracting rules, techniques of searching, and basic sources --Information which will enable them to do their work in themanner specifically required by their company. 

However, the morphological studies should not overshadow the main task, the investigation of the relation between morphology and properties of polymer foams. Indeed, all the morphological information is not valuable per se but is helpful towards understanding and, if possible, predicting the technical specifications and behavior of plastic foams under various external conditions, both in their manufacture and in applications > >. 

Until a relatively few years ago the volume of technical trade literature was relatively small. A few pioneering companies such as the R. T. Vanderbilt Co. and the Du Pont Co. issued mimeographed or printed bulletins or trade releases at regular or irregular intervals. These contained a variety of useful information from specific information concerning the publishers products and their properties or applications to general engineering data. 

This part provides information on how pharmacists may obtain information on technical specifications for certain items which may be prescribed on an NHS prescription form (hypodermic syringes, catheters, etc.). 

In conclusion, proteomics has demonstrated to be an extremely powerful tool in toxicology. It is believed that proteomics will become a must have technology with the development of new types of MS instruments and improvements in technical specifications. Performance of toxicological studies on a systems biology level by integrating proteomics data with other omics data will likely provide the most comprehensive and informative information to better understand the mechanisms of toxicity and disease. 

Chemical food and biochemical and nutritional journals contain technical literature on edible oils. The American Oil Chemists Society publishes a monthly journal which contains an annual literature review. Publications on methods of sampling and testing are discussed as are abstracting services. The author recommends numerous books for specific information and a few for establishing a small technical library. 

With the advent of the synthetic rubber industry at the beginning of World War II, articles began to appear on the commercial production and separation of butadiene. Articles on the progress of butadiene production appeared, but security regulations limited the amount of technical information given. More specific information was divulged after the war, and improvements in the processes, catalysts used, and equipment continue to appear in the literature. Selected references are listed under Butadiene in the bibliography. 

Considerable effort is required for the preparation of technical reports, specialized presentation to development teams, regulatory interactions, and pubhcations and presentations (see also Chapter 37). The efforts required to produce these materials are frequently duphcative and may at best involve repurposing content, requiring considerable rework and editing to achieve the desired content, only to realize that specific information is not readily available or was not previously generated during an appropriate opportunity in the pharmacometrics process. This issue speaks to important deficiencies in the representational infrastructure of pharmacometrics and is addressed further in Section 36.4.2. 

Even if software meets all of the user requirements and functional and technical specification, it might still be subject to several business implications. Those cases include any business impact outside the immediate application area, such as information technology (IT) requirements, security issues, increased need for maintenance, and pricing. The V-Model includes a final business acceptance phase that is intended to cover all potential implications as best as possible. For this and other numerous reasons, it is a good practice to involve the end-user community, IT personnel, and management during all phases of a development project. 

Confidential infonnation What is confidential information Incidences have occurred in which an employer claims that specific information is confidential. Yet the company has permitted the information to be published in the open technical literature. Often the engineer is not certain just what is and what is not confidential. 

The general scheme for the technical evaluation is to take each receptor and to describe the level of risk that is presented to it by sources within the site. This leads to a set of key pollutant linkages that drive the overall risk from the site. By reviewing the criteria for identification of unacceptable risk for these key linkages—in terms of the certainty of threshold values, the impact of wrong risk assessment decisions on costs and the quality of site-specific information—a robust risk evaluation framework can be set for identifying unacceptable risk. 

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