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Two molecules of vitamin A are formed from one molecule of -carotene. Vitamin A crystallizes in pale yellow needles m.p. 64 C. It is optically inactive. It is unstable in solution when heated in air, but comparatively stable without aeration. Vitamin A is manufactured by extraction from fish-liver oils and by synthesis from / -ionone. The role of vitamin A in vision seems to be different from its systemic function. See also relincne and rhodopsin. [Pg.422]

Tsai, R.Y. A versatile camera calibration technique for high-accuracy 3D machine vision meterology using off-the-shell tv cameras and lenses. IEEE. 1.Robotics Automation, Vol. RA-3(4),August 1988, pp. 323-344. [Pg.491]

Contrast C is the contrast of the luminances between the object Lo and its surroundings Ls C = (Lo - Ls)/Ls. With increasing contrast, visibility increases Adaptation luminance L,d, is the luminance to which the eye adapts its sensitivity. It corresponds to the luminance of the field of vision. With increasing adaptation luminance, visibility increases. [Pg.670]

At present, all over the world the X-ray television systems, instruments based on magnetic heat and eddy-current methods are used to check the air-passengers luggage and to check staff when entering the hazardous objects. In banks, security services and etc. the optic-television and endoscopic technical vision systems are widely used. [Pg.911]

Territories protection, search and watch Optical, ultrasonic, infrared, TV systems of technical vision... [Pg.912]

Wang Q, Schoenlein R W, Peteanu L A, Mathies R A and Shank C V 1994 Vibrationally coherent photochemistry in the femtosecond primary event of vision Science 266 422... [Pg.279]

The real image is seen by the eye as a virtual image at 25 cm distance, the nomial distance for distinct vision. [Pg.1656]

Rose A 1973 Vision, Human and Eiectronic (New York Plenum)... [Pg.1673]

Peteanu L A, Schoenlein R W, Wang Q, Mathles R A and Shank C V 1993 The first step In vision occurs In femtoseconds complete blue and red spectral studies Proc. Natl Acad. Sc/. USA 90 11 762-6... [Pg.1997]

The first study in which a full CASSCE treatment was used for the non-adiabatic dynamics of a polyatomic system was a study on a model of the retinal chromophore [86]. The cis-trans photoisomerization of retinal is the primary event in vision, but despite much study the mechanism for this process is still unclear. The minimal model for retinal is l-cis-CjH NHj, which had been studied in an earlier quantum chemisti7 study [230]. There, it had been established that a conical intersection exists between the Si and So states with the cis-trans defining torsion angle at approximately a = 80° (cis is at 0°). Two... [Pg.305]

T. Schlick. Pursuing Laplace s vision on modern computers. In J. P. Mesirov, K. Schulten, and D. W. Sumners, editors. Mathematical Applications to Biomolecular Structure and Dynamics, volume 82 of IMA Volumes in Mathematics and Its Applications, pages 219-247, New York, New York, 1996. Springer-Verlag. [Pg.260]

In the preparation of this edition, we are indebted for much help to many of our colleagues, and in particular to Dr. P. Sykes, Dr. F. B. Kipping, Dr. P. Alaitland, Dr. J. Harley-Mason and Dr. R. E. D. Clark. We have maintained the standard which was self-imposed when this book was first written, namely, that all the experiments in the book had been critically examined, and then performed either by the authors, or under their super vision. The heavy load of work which this has involved would have been impossible without the willing, patient, and very considerable help of Mr. F. C. Baker and Mr. F. E. G. Smith. [Pg.587]

Once I had decided on a career in chemistry, I was determined rather single-mindedly to make a success of it. I sometimes think about what would have happened had I chosen a different occupation or field. Having a rather competitive nature, I could probably have done reasonably well in a number of other areas. Certainly for some fields you must be born with a special talent. Musical talent, artistic ability, business acumen, leadership ability, and vision can be further developed. [Pg.224]

FIGURE 17 11 Imine formation between the aldehyde function of 11 as retinal and an ammo group of a protein (opsin) is involved in the chemistry of vision The numbering scheme in retinal is specifically developed for carotenes and related compounds... [Pg.729]

Carotenoids absorb visible light (Section 13 21) and dissipate its energy as heat thereby protecting the organism from any potentially harmful effects associated with sunlight induced photochemistry They are also indirectly involved m the chemistry of vision owing to the fact that p carotene is the biosynthetic precursor of vitamin A also known as retinol a key substance m the visual process... [Pg.1101]

Visine Visions Visipaque Visken Vista Vistaflex Vistalon... [Pg.1057]

POWDERS,HANDLING - DISPERSION OF POWDERS IN LIQUIDS] (Vol 19) Young-Helmholtz color-vision theory... [Pg.1081]

Approximately 500,000 Americans suffer strokes each year. Many of the 80% that survive suffer paralysis and impaired vision and speech, often needing rehabiUtation and/or long-term care. Hence, whereas treatment using rt-PA is likely to be expensive (costs are 2200/dose for treating heat attacks), the benefits of rt-PA could outweigh costs. In the case of heart attacks, the 10 times less expensive microbiaHy derived streptokinase can be used. There is currentiy no competing pharmaceutical for treatment of strokes (18,19). Consequentiy, the cost of manufacture of rt-PA may not be as dominant an issue as would be the case of other types of bioproducts. [Pg.44]

Committee on New Sensor Technologies Materials and Applications, National Materials Advisory Board, Commission on Engiueeriug and Technical Systems, National Kesearch Council Keport Expanding the Vision of Sensor Materials, National Academy Press, Washiagton, D.C. 1995, pp. 33-45. [Pg.253]

With reduced sensor cost the range of appHcations now includes thermal vision (2,3) industrial processing, industrial security, poHce work (3), maritime safety, airline safety and vision enhancement for night driving and flying and weather sateUites. For these appHcations, the thermal sensor typically uses a broad spectral band to achieve highest sensitivity. [Pg.290]

W. E. Middleton, Vision Through the Atmosphere., University of Toronto Press, Toronto, Canada, 1968. [Pg.383]

Vitamins A, D, and E are required by mminants and, therefore, their supplementation is sometimes necessary. Vitamin A [68-26-8] is important in maintaining proper vision, maintenance and growth of squamous epitheHal ceUs, and bone growth (23). Vitamin D [1406-16-2] is most important for maintaining proper calcium absorption from the small intestine. It also aids in mobilizing calcium from bones and in optimizing absorption of phosphoms from the small intestine (23). Supplementation of vitamins A and D at their minimum daily requirement is recommended because feedstuffs are highly variable in their content of these vitamins. [Pg.156]

Flavor has been defined as a memory and an experience (1). These definitions have always included as part of the explanation at least two phenomena, ie, taste and smell (2). It is suggested that in defining flavor too much emphasis is put on the olfactory (smell) and gustatory (taste) aspects (3), and that vision, hearing, and tactile senses also contribute to the total flavor impression. Flavor is viewed as a division between physical sense, eg, appearance, texture, and consistency, and chemical sense, ie, smell, taste, and feeling (4). The Society of Flavor Chemists, Inc, defines flavor as "the sum total of those characteristics of any material taken in the mouth, perceived principally by the senses of taste and smell and also the general senses of pain and tactile receptors in the mouth, as perceived by the brain" (5). [Pg.10]

Components Visions Zerodur Ceran Neoceram Coming-ware 9608 Code 96063 ... [Pg.324]

In humans, cases of dermatitis have been described after contact with DHBs. Combined exposure to hydroquinone and quinone airborne concentrations causes eye irritation, sensitivity to light, injury of the corneal epithelium, and visual disturbances (126). Cases with an appreciable loss of vision have occurred (127). Long-term exposure causes staining due to irritation or allergy of the conjunctiva and cornea and also opacities. Resorcinol and catechol are also irritants for eyes. [Pg.494]

Imaging systems, consisting of specialty chemicals and techniques, are used to produce copies or photographic representations of macroscopic entities that can be seen by the human eye. Moreover, imaging systems are utilized to produce representations of what is outside the range of human vision. [Pg.1]


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A Vision and Roadmap for Sustainability Through Chemistry

A Vision for the Future

A vision

Alternative Visions

Amplification vision process

An incredibly profitable vision

And visions

Artificial vision system

Automation vision

Beatific vision

Bilberry night vision, improvement

Biological processes human vision

Biology of Vision

Black-white vision

Blurred vision after pupil dilation

Blurred vision ibuprofen

Broussonetia kazinoki for increased vision

Business vision

CGMP, vision

CIBA VISION CORP

Camera-vision systems

Canty Vision

Chem Vision

Chemical Analogs to Vision Chemistry

Chemical Engineering: Visions of the World

Chemical future vision

Chemistry of Vision

Color Vision Impairment

Color Vision Impairment in Workers

Color machine vision

Color machine vision-colorimeter

Color vision

Color vision evolution

Color, and the Chemistry of Vision

Colour night vision

Colour vision

Colour vision deficiency

Comprehensive policy vision

Computer vision

Computer vision systems

Computer-based machine vision

Cone cells, color vision

Cone cells, vision and

Cones human vision

Conjugation, Color, and the Chemistry of Vision

Corning Vision

Dark adapted vision

Daylight vision

Defective colour vision

Develop Greenfield, or Ideal, Vision

Developing a Shared Vision

Dichromatic vision

Direct vision spectroscope

Dock Vision

Double vision

Double vision disturbances

ESPTs in biology photosynthesis and vision mechanisms

EXHIBIT A Human Color Vision and the Tristimulus System

Effects on Vision

Ensure a Clear Mission or Vision Statement

Exercises Vision

F vision

Foveal vision

Functional benefits of carotenoids vision, cancer and cardiovascular disease

Future Vision of the MSc in Green Chemistry and Sustainable Industrial Technology at York

Future vision

G protein in vision

G-proteins, ADP-ribosyltransferase vision

Green chemistry vision

Green field vision

Human body vision

Hydrogen Vision Using Hybrid Solar Concentrators

INDEX vision

Imaging, macro vision

Impaired vision from dilation

Inner vision

Innovation, vision, technology

Insect vision

Inspection vision-system

Invertebrate vision

Isomerization in the Vision Process

Laboratory vision

Leadership vision

Light to electronical information (vision)

Light vision and

Low vision

Low-light vision

Machine vision

Mission and vision statements

Mustela vision

Nano Vision

Night Vision, Security, and Surveillance

Night vision

Night vision devices

Night vision equipment

Night vision goggles

Night vision systems

Night vision technology

Night vision, improvement

Night-vision lenses

Normative visions

One vision for new coatings with multiple, tunable functions

Palmitate, oxidation vision

Particle vision measurement

Persistence of vision

Pharma Vision

Photochemistry of vision

Photochemistry vision

Photopic Scotopic vision

Photopic vision

Photoreceptors in trichromatic vision

Photovoltaics - Current Trends and Vision for the Future

Planning vision

Polyenes and Vision

Post vision

Pregabalin blurred vision

Primary Process in Vision Studied by Ultrafast Spectroscopy

Primary processes of vision

Principles of Physiology and Biochemistry Vision

Psychedelic experience vision

Realizing the Vision

Redefining the baseline of photodetection in vision

Redefining the role of rhodopsin in vision

Reflexive vision

Retinal, and vision

Rhodopsin, isomerization vision and

Rod cells, vision and

Safety vision sharing

Safety visions

Scale Chemical Sensing Is it more than a vision

Scotopic vision

Sensory systems vision

Sildenafil blue vision

Social vision, connections

Special Topic 6.1 Vision

Step 2 Develop a patient safety vision

Stereo vision

Stereoscopic vision

Supplement 2 Principles of Physiology and Biochemistry Vision

Supply chain vision

Sustainability vision/roadmap

Sustainable transport visions the role of hydrogen and fuel-cell vehicle technologies

Task 3 Develop a Destination Greenfield Vision

Task 3 Develop a Greenfield Vision

Technology Vision

The Chemistry of Vision

The Photochemistry of Animal Vision

The Photochemistry of Vision

The Retinex Theory of Color Vision

The Vision

The concepts of resonance important to vision

The laboratory vision

The mechanics of vision

Three-dimensional vision

Trichromatic vision

Tunnel vision

Two Early Visions Oxidation Without Oxygen and Women as Strong Scientists

Types of Mission and Vision Statements

Vision

Vision

Vision 2020 program

Vision 21 Concept

Vision Express

Vision Vitreal

Vision Vitrectomy

Vision Vitreous

Vision Volatility

Vision Zero

Vision and Phototaxis

Vision and Realities

Vision and photosynthesis

Vision and smell

Vision animal

Vision atypicality

Vision benefits

Vision central event

Vision chemical reaction

Vision chemistry

Vision closure

Vision color blindness

Vision communication

Vision cone cell pigments

Vision cones

Vision consequences

Vision correction system

Vision damage

Vision deficiency

Vision depth

Vision development

Vision disorders

Vision evolution

Vision field

Vision for Civil Engineering

Vision for renewable resources

Vision for the Future, DOI

Vision human

Vision in animals

Vision initiation

Vision measuring machines

Vision mechanics

Vision monocular

Vision peak sensitivity

Vision peripheral

Vision photoreceptor cells

Vision photoreceptor membranes

Vision photoreceptors

Vision phototransduction

Vision physiology

Vision problems

Vision process, model

Vision production

Vision prosthesis

Vision psychophysics

Vision reactions

Vision regeneration

Vision rhodopsin

Vision rhodopsin regeneration

Vision science

Vision signal transduction

Vision sodium channels

Vision statement

Vision stereopsis

Vision symptom

Vision systems

Vision systems, automated

Vision systems, components

Vision tracking techniques

Vision verification system

Vision vertebrates

Vision, acute loss

Vision, blurred

Vision, chemical basis

Vision, chemistry retinal and

Vision, impaired

Vision, mechanism

Vision, molecular events

Vision, primary steps

Vision, proteins

Vision, retinol

Vision, toxicological effects

Vision, vitamin

Vision-based tracking systems

Vision: artificial retinas

Visioneering University

Visions - (Vol

Visions of Empire

Visual pigments vision

Vitamin in vision

Voriconazole blurred vision

Water vision

World Vision

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