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KNIME provides a user-friendly interface to visually create workflows allowing a step-by-step data analysis flow. A node—as a single entity of such a workflow— provides a very confined analysis step with a set of parameter configurations. Workflows can branch at any point, which allows easily implementing multiple approaches. 

JChem Marvin KNIME extensions are also available [22]. The modules allow researchers to handle chemical structure data using ChemAxon s software tools such as Marvin, JChem and Standardizer within the open-source KNIME workflow environment. The KNIME platform provides a modular environment to visually create data flows, analyse and build predictive models. The JChem Extensions contain some nodes that are free of charge for general use. These nodes are called Marvin Family Nodes which include a set of nodes for structure conversion, Marvin Sketch , Marvin View and Marvin Space which offer sophisticated rendering capabilities for chemical structures. 

The strategy of VR systems is to visually create a computer-simulated environment that is similar to the real world. Individual applications provide for displaying a working environment that emulates the real environment (see Figure 5.16). 

For task 3 (mostConnected), as predicted, users were more accurate using MAT and MatLink than with NL. However, surprisingly, the time was longer for MatLink than MAT. Our interpretation is that the added overhead of drawing the auxiliary visualizations created a small time lag that impacted this task. We did not provide continuous feedback about the vertex under the mouse, and several users complained about the lack of this feature when they clicked near but not on the most-connected vertex. 

SymApps converts 2D structures From the ChemWindow drawing program into 3D representations with the help of a modified MM2 force field (see Section 7.2). Besides basic visualization tools such as display styles, perspective views, and light source adjustments, the module additionally provides calculations of bond lengths, angles, etc, Moreover, point groups and character tables can be determined. Animations of spinning movements and symmetry operations can also he created and saved as movie files (. avi). 

This section desenhes a minimal theoretical background so you can understand the process of creating a classical molecular dynamics trajectory and use it to obtain a visual or statistical resn It. 

This presentation CD ROM contains a multimedia col lection of visual resources allowing instructors to use art work from the text m multiple formats to create cus tomized classroom presentations visually based tests and quizzes dynamic course website content or attractive printed support materials The Digital Content Manager IS a cross platform CD containing an image library a ta bles library and a PowerPoint presentation... 

The air jet textured yam process is based on overfeeding a yam into a turbulent air jet so that the excess length forms into loops that are trapped in the yam stmcture. The air flow is unheated, turbulent, and asymmetrically impinges the yam. The process includes a heat stabilization zone. Key process variables include texturing speed, air pressure, percentage overfeed, filament linear density, air flow, spin finish, and fiber modulus (100). The loops create visual and tactile aesthetics similar to false twist textured and staple spun yams. 

Theatrical Pyrotechnics or Special Effects. Many spectacular visual and audible effects are produced for stage presentations of both music and drama, and many motion pictures and television shows incorporate pyrotechnic and explosive special effects to Hven up the presentation. These spectacular effects are a combination of pyrotechnics, explosives, combustion, and electronics. After the effects are filmed or videotaped, they are often enhanced by slow-motion replay and by the addition of more exciting noise. A real explosion is over in milliseconds, and hence there is a need for electronic enhancement to create a more spectacular effect on the screen. 

The region of unreliable reaction at use of created test-tools for visual detection of nitroxoline has been studied. The distribution of frequencies of the detection in region of unreliable reaction for system with Cu [Fe(CN)g] the best fit to the function of normal distribution, for other systems - function Weibulle. A detection limit (c J and other characteristics of test-systems are reduced in the table ... 

Elevated Flares See Flares for a general definition. The elevated flare, by the use of steam injection and effective tip design, operates as a smokeless combustion device. Flaring generally is of low luminosity up to about 20 % of maximum flaring load. Steam injection tends to introduce a source of noise to the operation, and a compromise between smoke elimination and noise is usually necessary. When adequately elevated (by means of a stack) this type of flare displays the best dispersion characteristics for malodorous and toxic combustion products. Visual and noise pollution often creates nuisance problems. Capital and operating costs tend to be high, and an appreciable plant area can be rendered unavailable for plant operations and equipment because of excessive radiant heat. 

Visualization of airflow in the room with smoke and silk threads was used to describe airflow patterns in rooms with inclined jet supply. Airflow created... 

In the unidirectional air flow of an open bench, a vortex street is easily created behind small obstacles. Such an obstacle can be as insignificant as a small lamp or a fixture connecting HEPA filters. Ljungqvist, et al. have, with the help of isothermal smoke, visually depicted the air movements behind such a horizontal 30 mm wide fixture at an air velocity of 0.45 m s The observed flow pattern is schematically shown in Fig. 10.55. 

If a bottle is placed in the bench, a wake is easily created in the legitni with horizontal flow. This is depicted visually with smoke in Fig. 10.58. If the bottle is situated close to the opening of the unit, ambient air will be entrained intt> the dean zone in the bench. The length of the reversed region can be < sti mated to two to three times the diameter of the bottle, and can reach twice this length w hen the bottle is situated just beside the side wall. 

As this example illustrates, plots such as these can be useful for providing a qualitative understanding of the electron density and its relationship to reactivity, but you would be wise to use and interpret them with care. It is all too easy to unintentionally manipulate such illustrations to create the effect that one expects to observe. For example, any one slice or isosurface of the electron density can be used to argue for a given viewpoint. It is important to examine and visualize the entire volumetric data set before reaching conclusions based on it. ... 

Visualize a rotor that has only one imbalance in a single plane. Also, visualize that the plane is not at the rotor s center of gravity, but is off to one side. Although there is no other source of couple, this force to one side of the rotor not only causes translation (parallel motion due to pure static imbalance), but also causes the rotor to rotate or wobble end-over-end as from a couple. In other words, such a force would create a combination of both static and couple imbalance. This again is dynamic imbalance. 

For some critical applications (such as polymer melt, beverage, or pharmaceutical filtration), it may be important lo avoid cartridges ihat have a nap or fuzz on the fiber used, because these extremely fine fibers tend to break off and drift through the cartridge and go out with the finished product, thereby creating a visual acceptance problem, if not outright contamination. 

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