... with increasing boiling points (BP) of the samples The ratio T5 %/T1 % also decreases with increasing boiling point of the sample and attains a constant final value of T5 %/T1 % = 1.143 for boling ... Cracking Catalytic Cracking Steam Cracking High Temperature Pyrolysis Hydrocracking (Gas Phase) Hydrocracking (Liquid Phase) Visbreaking Reforming (Thermal Treating) Reforming (Catalytic Treating) ... Linear polyethylenes containing minimal chain branching (ratio of CH, groups to 000 chain C atoms < 1) can be regarded as very long chain n-alkanes Thermogravimetry proves that they contain minimal...
... 2004 I Donaldson, J Martin, B de Bruijn, et al., “PreBIND and Textomy—mining the biomedical literature for proteinprotein interactions using a support vector machine,” BMC Bioinformatics, vol 4, ... further analysis Guidelines followed for capturing interactions manually and validating interactions derived from NLP tools (i) To consider an interaction complete, information on source protein along ... error Inferring gene names based on aliases Annotation of protein names Tool used Interaction Evidence statement PMID PreBIND MYC—PS2 Absent Nil 1899037 PreBIND PI (serine (or cysteine) proteinase...
... Harrington, G M Strain differences in runway learning in the rat Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society 13, 159–160, 1979 35 Harrington, G M Strain differences in shuttle avoidance conditioning in ... Sensitive Line and Flinders Resistant Line The Flinders Sensitive Line (FSL) and the Flinders Resistant Line (FRL) were selectively bred at Flinders University, in Australia, by selective breeding for ... resulted in lower scores in the remaining behavioral categories The reports of Kling and Orbach51 and Orbach and Kling52 regarding the docility of stump-tailed macaques initiated great interest in...
... melting point 850°C/1562°F Deoxidizing alloys of tin, copper (Cu), Pb, and zinc (Zn), radiography, in heat-treating baths for tempering of steel, in laser crystals, dyes, inks, leather tanning, ... generates fewer interfering peaks, but the problem of differentiating coating vs specimen C remains A more recent approach to the elimination of charging effects is to maintain some atmosphere in the ... samples in this study would be difficult to examine in the standard SEM without coating Fabric, for instance, requires extensive rotating and tilting during the coating procedures The following case...
... called a coincidence detection indicating the origin of annihilation along the line joining the two detectors involved in coincidence detection Thus, by detecting a large number of coincidences, ... PRINCIPLES AND ADVANCED METHODSIN MEDICAL IMAGING AND IMAGE ANALYSIS This page intentionally left blank PRINCIPLES AND ADVANCED METHODSIN MEDICAL IMAGING AND IMAGE ANALYSIS ATAM ... designed and integrated to physically build an imaging system for imaging patients to obtain target information in the context of a pathological investigation For example, to obtain anatomical information...
... robust in detecting relationships in multivariate systems Direct and indirect in uences can be distinguished in linear systems and certain nonlinear stochastic system like the R¨ssler system Since ... direct and indirect, in some cases the directions of interactions in linear as well as nonlinear systems 2 B Schelter et al 1.2 Introduction In this chapter the spectrum of methods developed in the ... function is not sensitive in this sense (minus sign in Table 1.1) The remaining multivariate analysis techniques are in general able to distinguish between direct and indirect interactions Thus, the...
... mis-leading to clinicians and proposed an alternative to correct this which is yet to be adopted widely within clinical analysisMethods for interpreting angles in three dimensions, either in terms ... clinical gait analysis is the interpretation of data Conventions for describing 3-dimensional joint kinematics and kinetics are well formulated Many laboratories are augmenting conventional kinematics ... options for a patient (including the possibility of not intervening) Much contemporary gait analysis is done for the purpose of clinical research This differs from clinical testing in that the reason...
... in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, microịlming, and recording, or by any information storage or retrieval system, without prior permission in writing ... ZOOVIS into acoustic features of interest and of monitoring the location of ZOOVIS in relation to the bottom One cast recorded during early evening in Hoeya Sound, a small embayment off the main inlet ... restricts imaging to objects that are in focus The use of a high-resolution digital still camera with a CCD containing 4.19 megapixels allows the image volume to be increased while maintaining acceptable...
... maximum value in March in Le Crotoy, in May in Wimereux and in the sandy-mud sediment in the Seine estuary, and in August in the muddy-sand sediment in the Seine estuary It was higher in the sandy ... observation, measurement, and experimentation In this section we gain preliminary insights into factors inuencing pattern formation in the landscape by comparing patterns of adult mussel distribution ... considerable interest as traditional direct methods, e.g., underwater diving for inspection and sampling, and indirect methods, e.g., mechanical and high-frequency echographic soundings, require...
... Scaling Methodsin Aquatic Ecology: Measurement, Analysis, Simulation most tuna stocks has been constantly increasing and assessments have been inefịcient in estimating the real maximum sustainable ... Scaling Methodsin Aquatic Ecology: Measurement, Analysis, Simulation TABLE 10.3 Geometric Changes in Trail Structure Dilutes Chemical Signal Scent Trails Initial diameter Initial length Initial ... the original level (= 100%) in the smooth trail and 43% of the initial concentration in the disturbed trail, with a 60% increase in surface area over the original trail For natural mating trails,...
... in the intervening period such a lack of homogeneity may have ecological signicance to phytoplankton worth investigating Furthermore, biological processes may aid in creating or maintaining inhomogeneities ... massaging (e.g., despiking and detrending) before the analysis can be performed In addition, exactly 257 â 2004 by CRC Press LLC 258 Handbook of Scaling Methodsin Aquatic Ecology: Measurement, Analysis, ... smoothing devices, initial ltering, interpretation or provision in some archival format (e.g., SeaWifs and BATS) This spreads the data inundation and prevents an individual from drowning in data...
... distribution in turbulent coastal waters, J Plankton Res., 21, 877, 1975 Levin, S., Physical and biological scales and the modelling of predatorprey interactions in large marine ecosystems, in Large Marine ... 21 Rovinsky, A and Menzinger, M., Chemical instability induced by a differential ow, Phys Rev Lett., 69, 1193, 1992 22 Menzinger, M and Rovinsky, A., The differential ow instabilities, in Chemical ... Modelling social animal aggregations, in Frontiers in Mathematical Biology, Levin, S., Ed., Lecture Notes in Biomathematics, Vol 100, Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1994, 296 68 Gueron, S., Levin, S.,...
... to maintain continually upward swimming 32.2.2.3 Strain-Based Swimming Model For the strain-based swimming model (SBS), we related the swimming pattern to the coherent structures exhibited in ... within a given subdomain was calculated by integrating over the grid point values within a given volume B-spline integration (de Boor, 1978) was used for calculation of the dissipation rate within ... based on combining òow ịelds with swimming behaviors show that in turbulent waters negatively buoyant zooplankters reacting to the local strain ịeld could conserve energy while maintaining their...
... lower sensitivities in combination with the five DNA extractionmethods investigated (Table 2) In particular, PCR achieved equal detection limits as PCR in combination with DNA extraction by the ... trachomatis in SF In the inflamed joint, Chlamydia persists intracellularly in monocytes [4,27], which is the reason why the analysis of C trachomatis EB is not fully comparable with the clinical in vivo ... other systems, was not included in this study We initially compared sensitivities to detect C trachomatis EB DNA serially diluted in SF using the five DNA extractions in combination with the five...
... advantage of identifying different classes of antibodies in comparison to other agglutination methods Different results may be obtained depending on the nature of anti-globulin This situation has ... is needed to investigate blocking antibodies Dilutions need to be performed in very high ratios in order to remove occurrence of prezone (2) In recent years, the immuncapture agglutination test, ... has been introduced In this method, microwell is covered with Coombs antibodies against human origin Ig G, Ig M and Ig A antibodies This method is brucella agglutination test that occurs in microwell...
... sử in = tm , in 1 = tm−1 , , in k = tm−k Cxy = {in , , in k } = {tm , , tm−k } Ta biểu diễn x + y sau n−k−1 x+y = m−k−1 xij eij + k yts ets + s=1 j=1 (xin−l + ytm−l )ein−l l=1 với (xin−l ... bất đẳng thức tam giác, tức min(2, a(1 + a )) ≤ min(1, a) + min(1, ) n+1 n+1 Cho n → ∞ ta min(2, a) ≤ min(1, a) + min(0, 1) Suy min(2, a) ≤ min(1, a), tức a ≤ 1.1 Bài tập 1.10 Cho X không gian ... (x0 , r) int(B (x0 , r)) = B(x0 , r) Ta có B(x0 , r) ⊂ B (x0 , r), suy B(x0 , r) ⊂ int(B (x0 , r)) Mặt khác, với x ∈ int(B (x0 , r)) ta cần chứng minh x − x0 < r Giả sử x − x0 = r Vì x ∈ int(B (x0...
... bits of information are sequence information and timestamping RTP uses the sequence information to determine whether the packets are arriving in order, and it uses the time-stamping information ... inherent problems in determining when speech ends and begins, and in distinguishing speech from background noise This means that if you are in a noisy room, VAD is unable to distinguish between speech ... (refer to Figure 8-5) In these scenarios, VAD disables itself at the beginning of the call Another inherent problem with VAD is detecting when speech begins Typically the beginning of a sentence...
... paint on the window in the window/mirror I see my face in the window on the island in the island Robinson Crusoe was marooned on an inhabited island He was born in Long Island on the wall in ... choices Instead of using IN, most of the students used ON to complete the task In terms of error causes, the following findings have been obtained: - Most of errors collected belong to interlingual ... hole in the wall on the tree in the tree There are lots of apple on the apple tree The boy is sitting in the tree singing noisily on the bed in the bed/ in bed She sat on the bed They are lying...
... coordinate transformation from some point P in a space to a nearby neighboring point Q Each point can be represented in any coordinate system we choose Therefore, let us consider two coordinate ... starting with the second element of the second equation producing ones in the second column of the remaining equations Subtracting the resulting second line from all below will yield zeros in the ... the way in which science and engineering will be done The entire approach to numerical analysis has changed in the past two decades and that change will most certainly continue rapidly into the...
... Finite Difference Methodsin Financial Engineering A Partial Differential Equation Approach Daniel J Duffy Finite Difference Methodsin Financial Engineering For other titles in the Wiley Finance ... IMPLEMENTATION IN C++ 30 Finding the Appropriate Finite Difference Schemes for your Financial Engineering Problem 30.1 Introduction and objectives 30.2 The financial model 30.3 The viewpoints in the continuous ... equations in quantitative finance 8 Finite Difference Methodsin Financial Engineering 1.2 TWO-POINT BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEM Let us examine a general second-order ordinary differential equation given in...