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Tunnels bridges

The pruning procediure naturally leaves intact donor and acceptor complexes, and a number amino adds that make up the tunneling bridge which connects Ru and Cu ions. In this particular case, two stretches of the protein backbone provide the connection. The two stretches form "molecular wires along which electron tunnels between donor and acceptor. The two wires were identified because for each one the connection to the redox site is strong on one end and weak on the other the Met residue is more weakly coupled than the Cys residue to Cu ion, and the His residue of the Met wire is more strongly coupled to Ru than the Gin residue of the Cys wire to the Ru complex. The relative importance of these two paths can only be established in a more accurate calculation that can quantitatively correctly... [Pg.126]

Steel can be obtained due to the small cathode/anode ratio. This macrocell monitoring system has been installed since 1990 into tunnels, bridges, foundations and other structures exposed to aggressive environments [5]. Similar systems have been developed and are on the market (6). [Pg.301]

Hazardous event HEX-12 Derailment of a passenger train has been broken dovs n into the speed of derailment (fast and slovs ) and the location of derailment (open track, single track tunnel, twin track tunnel, bridges/viaducts and stations). [Pg.73]

Schools should consider the type and scale of events when they design new buildings and grounds. The earlier in the design and construction phases that a hazard or condition is anticipated and considered, the cheaper and less disruptive the addition will be. Pedestrian tunnels, bridges, or fenced walkways can be planned for early in the construction phase. [Pg.89]

Proper driving techniques for all environments the driver may encounter (tunnels, bridges, and railroad crossings). [Pg.660]

Among those which seem most prominent to the mind may be mentioned the almost innumerable number of tunnels, bridges, cul verts, and buildings connected with the 235,000 miles of railroad track in this country, the improvements made in all cities in the line of waterworks, in the construction of aqueducts, reservoirs, and dams, and in the street pavements, concrete foundations, sewers, and sidewalks. [Pg.181]

Richmond, Va.— New City Hall, Church Hill Tunnel, bridges across James River at Snowden and Joshua Falls, high bridge at Farmville, Va., Washington Monument foundations, Capitol Square, Richmond, Va. [Pg.183]


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