Transient nature

DCS sampling frequency too low or the response time for some analog instruments may be too slow for proper control of transient nature of batch processes and may lead to a process upset. 

CRO Cathode ray oscillograph, to record voltages of a transient nature. For instance, re-striking voltages (TRVs), whose frequency of oscillations is beyond the response range of EMO. 

Response of SVC on a fault or line disturbance of a transient nature 24/805... 

Quite different flow problems of steady-state and transient nature can be treated. Examples of flow situations that are most important in industrial applications are as follows ... 

Considering the factors shown above and the heterogeneous, transient nature of the mechanical, kinetic, and thermal components, the most favorable time for chemical reaction is during the loading pulse, not during the post-shock thermal-cooling period. 

The curves in Figure B-1 represent primarily the transient nature of blast waves. They do not represent the interaction effects of blast waves and structures, such as multiple reflections and shielding due to the presence of other structures. 

Besides the photometric method, a HPLC method could also be used. (Cf. the first constraint under the earlier head PROBLEM. The HPLC has a higher relative standard deviation for two reasons The transient nature of the signal results in a short integration time, and the short pathlength makes... 

H. Allen, O. Hill, N.I. Hunt, and A.M. Bond, The transient nature of the diffusion controlled component of the electrochemistry of cytochrome c at bare gold electrodes an explanation based on a self-blocking mechanism. J. Electroanal. Chem. 436, 17-25 (1997). 

Due to the transient nature of dissolved organic matter, seasonal fluctuations in its concentrations are commonly encountered (Sarathchandra et al. 1988 Jensen et al. 1997 Campbell et al. 1999a,b Murphy et al. 

In summary, we may thus conclude that PGLa and GS do not form stable, NMR-observable pores in native membrane as readily as they do in model bilayers. The corresponding tilted and/or inserted states of our two representative MAPs could only be comprehensively characterized in DMPC-based samples, where the peptides could be trapped in a uniform state. In living cells, on the other hand, these states would seem to be only of a transient nature, i.e. at the very moment when the antimicrobial peptide attacks the membrane and passes through the lipid barrier along its concentration gradient towards the cytosol. 

The P-i Curve Concept and Applications. We hope that Section I of this chapter demonstrates the Dynamic and transient nature of the blast waves caused by explosives detonations, and the resulting pressure loads they can apply to various structures or objects. 

Ataxia, tremors, and prostration in sheep given hexachloroethane (170 or 338 mg/kg) for a liver fluke infection were successfully ameliorated with calcium as calcium borogluconate. This suggests that the neurological action of hexachloroethane may be the result of interference with the availability of calcium within excitable cells. This mechanism would explain the transient nature of the hexachloroethane neurotoxicity and is compatible with the low affinity that hexachloroethane shows for brain tissue (Fowler 1969b). 

M. C. Magli, N. N. Iscove, and N. Odartchenko, Transient nature of early haematopoietic spleen colonies, Aafure295(5849), 527-529 (1982). 

Fig. 13.9 Schematic diagram of a single-channel flow injection manifold, showing the transient nature of the signal output. (-) Liquid flow (...) data flow.

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