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Transmission conditions

Goodman and Nash, 1982] Goodman, D. J. and Nash, R. D. (1982). Subjective quality of the same speech transmission conditions in seven different countries. IEEE Trans, on Commun., 4 642-654. [Pg.545]

The main objective in processing crude oil from the production well is to separate it into three phases—gas, oil, and water. Keeping this in mind, all processing is indeed simple. All successful operations are based on making the crude oil vapor pressure acceptable for pipeline transmission and removing sufficient water for the pipeline transmission. Conditioning the vapor pressure or degassing with crude water removal (dehydration) is commonly called crude oil stabilization. [Pg.120]

It is recommended to monitor a number of parameters such as temperature, reaction time, pH, and radiation transmission conditions during the progress of the photocatalytic reaction. [Pg.59]

In order to have a quick visualization of the catalyst effect on the radiation distii-bution, Eigure 4.15 can be compared to Figure 4.3. It can be noticed that there is a very shai p decline of the radiative flux in the near wall-central region of the annular channel under the transmission conditions of 0.2% of F, (f). [Pg.79]

There are pigment and dye colorants. Pigments are defined as colorants that do not dissolve in the plastic matrix of interest. The dyes are colorants that do go into solution. Different colorants are used to meet different requirements ranging from surface to transmission conditions. [Pg.843]

As mentioned previously, the optimization of the ion transmission conditions to minimize H/D scrambling results in a three- to fourfold loss in ion signals. In the Synapt G2, the amount of sample is correlated to the signal intensity of the ETD ion fiagments [57] so to compensate for the loss of... [Pg.138]

For two-phase flow, the conservation of mass and momentum requires corresponding transmission conditions at the interface, the so-called jump condi-ti(Mis. At this point, we assume a non-contaminated and fully mobile interface. The former corresponds to negligible surface mass densities, i.e., no occurrence of adsorbed species, while the latter means constant surface tension, i.e., no Marangoni stresses due to surface gradient of the surface tension, as well as zero surface viscosities. In this case, the surface stress tensor reduces to with constant a. Since no phase change is considered, the additional jump condi-ticHis read... [Pg.8]

Bleached state (active films) High transmission conditioning. [Pg.570]

In addition, the vector fields must satisfy the transmission conditions (2.2) and the Silver-Muller radiation condition (2.3). [Pg.102]


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