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Under-exercising

Van Huss WD, Hartman F, Craig FN et al. (1967). Respiratory burden of the field protective mask under exercise load (abstract). Fed Proc, 26, 721. [Pg.173]

The in vivo and in vitro pressure measurements indicate that in the larger sizes and under resting conditions the pressure drop characteristics of the Bjork-Shiley valve are quite satisfactory. However, under exercise conditions and/or in the smaller sizes the valve could become mild to moderately stenotic. This is especially true in the mitral position. [Pg.132]

The in vivo and in vitro pressure gradient information clearly show that the Hancock porcine valves are moderately to highly stenotic, especially in the smaller sizes. Patients with these valves will not be able to lead very active lives due to the large gradients across these valves under exercise conditions. The stenotic nature of the valve is in part due to the asymmetric and inadequate opening of the three leaflets. The jet type flow observed in the flow visualization studies could cause damage to the aortic or ventricular wall if the jet impinges on these walls. As stated previously the velocity and shear fields... [Pg.137]

All employees at the facility can explain their role under the plan and can respond correctly under exercise or drill situations. Community emergency response commanders know the plan. [Pg.458]

Table 3 shows the tolerance time of a healthy male under exercising conditions. [Pg.300]

Note For healthy male under exercising conditions. [Pg.293]

Why is obesity increasing Because of a combination of overeating and under-exercising. Cheaper food, greater advertising, high levels... [Pg.108]

As a field matures, bottlenecks may appear in other areas, such as water treatment or gas compression processes, and become factors limiting oil or gas production. These issues can often be addressed both by surface and subsurface options, though the underlying justification remains the same the NPV of a debottlenecking exercise (net cost of action versus the increase in net revenue) must be positive. [Pg.359]

This provides an excellent exercise in distillutiuii under diminished- pressure. [Pg.694]

Several striking examples demonstrating the atomically precise control exercised by the STM have been reported. A "quantum corral" of Fe atoms has been fabricated by placing 48 atoms in a circle on a flat Cu(lll) surface at 4K (Fig. 4) (94). Both STM (under ultrahigh vacuum) and atomic force microscopy (AFM, under ambient conditions) have been employed to fabricate nanoscale magnetic mounds of Fe, Co, Ni, and CoCr on metal and insulator substrates (95). The AFM has also been used to deposit organic material, such as octadecanethiol onto the surface of mica (96). New appHcations of this type of nanofabrication ate being reported at an ever-faster rate (97—99). [Pg.204]

An example of a commercial semibatch polymerization process is the early Union Carbide process for Dynel, one of the first flame-retardant modacryhc fibers (23,24). Dynel, a staple fiber that was wet spun from acetone, was introduced in 1951. The polymer is made up of 40% acrylonitrile and 60% vinyl chloride. The reactivity ratios for this monomer pair are 3.7 and 0.074 for acrylonitrile and vinyl chloride in solution at 60°C. Thus acrylonitrile is much more reactive than vinyl chloride in this copolymerization. In addition, vinyl chloride is a strong chain-transfer agent. To make the Dynel composition of 60% vinyl chloride, the monomer composition must be maintained at 82% vinyl chloride. Since acrylonitrile is consumed much more rapidly than vinyl chloride, if no control is exercised over the monomer composition, the acrylonitrile content of the monomer decreases to approximately 1% after only 25% conversion. The low acrylonitrile content of the monomer required for this process introduces yet another problem. That is, with an acrylonitrile weight fraction of only 0.18 in the unreacted monomer mixture, the low concentration of acrylonitrile becomes a rate-limiting reaction step. Therefore, the overall rate of chain growth is low and under normal conditions, with chain transfer and radical recombination, the molecular weight of the polymer is very low. [Pg.279]

Contract carriers generally are not held to the same standard of HabiHty as common carriers because they are considered ordinary for-hire bailees and, therefore, are Hable only for their failure to exercise a reasonable degree of care for goods in their custody or possession, although such HabiHty may be varied by the contract. However, motor carriers providing service under contract are held to the same HabiHty standard appHcable to common carriers unless the statutory provisions imposing the standard are waived in the contract. [Pg.260]

Under certain circumstances bromine reacts with ammonia and amino compounds to form bromamide [14519-10-9] NH2Br, bromimide [14519-05-0], NHBr2, or nitrogen bromide [15162-90-0], NBr. These compounds can decompose explosively so great care should be exercised any time bromine and ammonia or amino compounds might come in contact with each other. [Pg.281]

Marks registered only under prior trademark acts are subject to cancellation proceedings at any time at the initiative of someone who claims damage or potential damage by the registration of the mark. Certification marks can be similarly canceled if the owner fails to exercise control over their use or misuses them (8). [Pg.271]

Most thermoplastic elastomers are stable materials and decompose only slowly under normal processing conditions. If decomposition does occur, the products are usuaHy not particularly ha2ardous and should not present a problem if good ventilation is provided. Extra caution should be exercised when processing polyurethanes, especiaHy those containing polycaprolactone segments. In these cases the decomposition products may include isocyanates and caprolactam, both of which are potential carcinogens. [Pg.20]

Some reactions apparently represented by single stoichiometric equations are in reahty the result of several reactions, often involving short-hved intermediates. After a set of such elementary reactions is postulated by experience, intuition, and exercise of judgment, a rate equation is deduced and checked against experimental rate data. Several examples are given under Mechanisms of Some Complex Reactions, following. [Pg.690]

Structural Properties at Low Temperatures It is most convenient to classify metals by their lattice symmetiy for low temperature mechanical properties considerations. The face-centered-cubic (fee) metals and their alloys are most often used in the construc tion of cryogenic equipment. Al, Cu Ni, their alloys, and the austenitic stainless steels of the 18-8 type are fee and do not exhibit an impact duc tile-to-brittle transition at low temperatures. As a general nile, the mechanical properties of these metals with the exception of 2024-T4 aluminum, improve as the temperature is reduced. Since annealing of these metals and alloys can affect both the ultimate and yield strengths, care must be exercised under these conditions. [Pg.1127]

As with troubleshooting, parameter estimation is not an exact science. The facade of statistical and mathematical routines coupled with sophisticated simulation models masks the underlying uncertainties in the measurements and the models. It must be understood that the resultant parameter values embody all of the uncertainties in the measurements, underlying database, and the model. The impact of these uncertainties can be minimized by exercising sound engineering judgment founded upon a famiharity with unit operation and engineering fundamentals. [Pg.2576]

Aluminum components are sensitive to ions of heavy metals, especially copper. To avoid localized galvanic corrosion of the aluminum by metallic copper reduced from copper ions, care must be exercised to prevent heavy metal ions from entering aluminum components. Note the recommendations under Elimination. ... [Pg.366]

The sodamide must be free from sodium hydroxide and may be conveniently weighed under the 250 cc. of purified mineral oil which is used to rinse out the mortar. Care must be exercised in the use of old sodamide as it sometimes contains an explosive compound that might cause trouble. The nature of this explosive compound is not definitely known however, it appears to be associated with the development of a lemon yellow color. Should any part of the sodamide develop this color it is recommended that the whole be destroyed at once. [Pg.27]

The evolution of T, is just an exercise in mesoscale thermodynamics [13]. These expressions, in combination with (7.54), incorporate concepts of heterogeneous deformation into a eonsistent mierostruetural model. Aspects of local material response under extremely rapid heating and cooling rates are still open to question. An important contribution to the micromechanical basis for heterogeneous deformation would certainly be to establish appropriate laws of flow-stress evolution due to rapid thermal cycling that would provide a physical basis for (7.54). [Pg.243]

Under CHIP there is a requirement for suppliers to exercise all due diligence in classifying a... [Pg.443]


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