... frequency of bubble formation increased as the gas flow rate was increased At the higher rates of gas flow the frequency of formation of bubbles kept relatively constant, but the volume of bubble ... flow rates The researchers pointed out that at low gas flow rates the surfacetension force was greater than the time rate of change of the momentum of the gas entering the bubble, while at higher ... influence of both liquid viscosityandsurface tension, and explained the discrepancies in the literature data for constant flow conditions Two stages of bubble formation namely the expansion stage and...
... end-expiration, preclude blood fluid transudation into the alveolar spaces, participate in lung defense against inhaled pathogens and toxins, and modulate the function of respiratory inflammatory ... who suggested that the calcium-dependent attenuation of PAinduced alterations of bilayer properties probably involved the extraction of PA from the bilayer at concentrations of > 100 lm calcium ... DPPC ⁄ PA) with and without different amounts of KL4 to adsorb onto and spread at an air– water interface in the presence of physiological Ca2+ Fig Effect of different concentrations of KL4 on the...
... estimated at 22 and 19 feet respectively on the two sides The height of the fields above the water level ranged from four to twelve feet, during the April and May stage ofwater The depth of water, ... systems of irrigation Mountainous and hilly as are the lands of Japan, 11,000 square miles of her cultivated fields in the main islands of Honshu, Kyushu and Shikoku have been carefully graded to water ... reclamation of delta and overflow lands At any rate, whether deliberately so planned or not, the canalization of the delta and overflow plains of China has been one of the most fundamental and fruitful...
... differences and similarities in evaporation andsurface conductance of three temperate forests in the Netherlands Evaporation rates andsurface conductances of the forests will be compared at both ... a time constantof 200 s An automatic weather station took measurements of incoming and reflected solar (Kipp and Zonen CM21) and long wave (CG1) radiation, soil heat flux (TNO-WS 31 and Hukseflux ... found in forest water use For predicting water yield of forests at this scale, the variation in water use and stomatal control will have to be taken into account The large variation in maximum...
... Shu, Associate Professor, Department of Biological Science, National University of Singapore; Group Leader, Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology, for his continuous support and patient ... factors in the procedure of viral particle production are: the amount of virus that is required for efficient virus replication, and duration of incubation time for virus replication In order to achieve ... condition and enhance the virus replicating efficiency, we investigated the relationship between the amount of input virus and the yield of resulting replicated viral particles Considering that the...
... Reduction of non-revenue water: leakage and non-counted water Decrement due to water conservation through leakage and non-counted water amount reduction from 1978 to 2007 (interview with Waterworks ... encourage water conservation and sustainable TWRM REFERENCES Abderrahman W A (2000) Water Demand Management and Islamic Water Management Principles: A Case Study, International Journal ofWater Resources ... End Uses of Water: Denver, Colorado American Waterworks Association Research Foundation Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) (2003) Transition of the amount ofwater usage...
... collection of medieval manuscripts outside of the Vatican There are a lot of smart people thinking and talking about God at St John’s, and that worked for me As one of the eight children of Patricia and ... are to be abused A study released later in the season will report that 80 percent of college athletes are hazed The National Survey of Initiation Rites and Athletics, conducted by Alfred University, ... it off.” Father Sebastiani gave his tentative approval, and the grand experiment was underway Playing halfback in Trinidad’s triple-threat offense and acting as coach, Gagliardi learned that...
... marine habitats such as rivers and lakes, aquatic life is harmed ﺳﺨﻮﻧﺔ اﻷرض Increase in water temperature >> death of aquatic organisms Rise in watertemperatures >>>> coral bleaching of reefs ... surfaceWater pollution affects drinking water, rivers, lakes and oceans This harms human health and the natural environment INECO Natural Environment Human Health Water pollution Clean water is ... forms of life >>> affect any animal that feeds on them How Can Water Pollution Affect Health?? Cattle drinking from contaminated waters All types ofwater pollution are harmful to the health of...
... size at outpatient group and inpatient group basing on the percentage of patients at two areas Time of collecting data is week, including weekend At outpatient clinic, choose customers randomly ... 1.Describe the reality of cognition and ethical practice of nurses at the National Hospital of Pediatrics and identify some relating factors in 2012 2.Evaluate the result of some interventions ... high rate of nurses treating unfairly with patients (21,2%), in which the rate at inpatient wards is much higher than that in outpatient clinic Table 3.4 Customers’ feedback on moral violation of...
... SYNTHESIS, CHARACTERIZATION AND FLUORESCENCE QUENCHING OF WATER- SOLUBLE CATIONIC CONJUGATED POLYMERS Abstract Water- soluble conjugated polyelectrolytes have attracted increasing attention recently ... CHARACTERIZATION AND FLUORESCENCE QUENCHING OF WATER- SOLUBLE CATIONIC CONJUGATED POLYMERS FAN QULI (MSc Nanjing Univ.) A THESIS SUBMITTED FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY INSTITUTE OF MATERIAL ... vs the relative concentration of PAANa and PMAANa _ 195 XVI SUMMARY The focus of this thesis was to syntheses and characterization of novel water- soluble conjugated polyelectrolytes...
... concentration and shifts the percolation threshold to higher concentrations Table BET surface areas obtained by adsorption of N2 at -196°C and amounts of CO2 and CO obtained by integration of areas ... occurs at specific temperatures, identification of the surface groups is possible [10,13,14] It is well known that CO2 formation results from the decomposition of carboxylic acids at low temperature, ... [19], it was demonstrated that an increase in the dielectricconstant is related with the formation of a capacitor network Conclusions The effect ofsurface modifications of multi-walled CNTs on...
... High DielectricConstant Materials .37 2.5.1 High DielectricConstant Materials and Crystalline Oxides on silicon 37 2.5.2 Yittrium Oxide – A Potential Candidate for the Implementation of ... 3-11: Schematic diagram showing the band structure and band offset values used for a p+ polySi/SiO2/n-Si MOS structure at flatband 101 Figure 3-12: Comparison of the simulated (lines) gate current ... wafer surface treatments at anneal temperature of 400 ºC for different batches of wafers……………………… 165 Figure 4-21: Schematic of hole injection for unetched and etched wafers for low temperature...
... of isolated INFLUENCES OF SOLVENT DIELECTRICCONSTANT ON P bf bS SURFACE 97 Fig The formation ofsurface dipole due to the surface coordination imperfection (left) and the rumpling ofsurface ... accompanied by the enhanced polarization ofsurface bonding The concentrated atomic charge ofsurfaceand center atoms calculated on the base of Mullikens population analysis [20] exhibited difference ... increase of ionicity according to the dielectricconstant (a) (b) Fig The dependence of concentrated atomic charges (a) andsurface core level shifts of Pb 5d band (b) on dielectric constant...
... Denmark), at a concentration of µg/ml After a 2h incubation at room temperature, plates were washed and the secondary detection antibody was added, 100µl of biotinylated anti-mouse IgG1 antibody at ... lower rather than raised in septic patients who had a down regulated surface expression [11] Recently, the regulation of HLA-DR at the level of gene transcription has been investigated in patients ... concentration of 2ug/ml (Pharmingen, UK) Following a 2h incubation plates were washed and 100µl of avidin peroxidase conjugate (1/1000) was added to each well and incubated for 30 minutes at room...
... p*-like bands for the edge atoms are located $0.2 eV above the p-like bands for the edge atoms, implying that the suppression of lattice relaxation results in the weakness ofsurface bound states ... semimetallic nature different from at surfaces This semimetallic nature originates from the suppression of lattice relaxation for edge atoms which results in the weakness ofsurface bound states Although ... chemical potential of an Si (H) atom, nSi (nH) is the number of Si (H) atoms, and ez is the zero-point energy of Si–H vibrations The value of lSi is equal to that in bulk Si and the zero of lH is taken...
... spectra of the intact and trypsin-treated Ru PVX andof the intact ST mutant preparations in the 1000–4000 cm-1 region, for dry films and after saturation of the film with waterat 100% relative ... of the virion itself are affected by changes in the state of the virion water shell and this state may be altered by changes in glycosylation, phosphorylation and other types of modification of ... with abnormal morphology We suggest that the presence of an ordered water column around PVX virions, by itself and/ or through formation of a water- mediated net of hydrogen bonds between (or inside)...
... and Mohit Singhai 2005 Evaluating evaluation methods for generation in the presense of variation In Proceedings of CICLING, pages 341–351 Aoife Cahill and Martin Forst 2009 Human Evaluation of ... Proceedings of AMTA 2006, pages 223–231 Anja Belz and Ehud Reiter 2006 Comparing automatic and human evaluation of NLG systems In Proceedings of EACL 2006, pages 313–320, Trento, Italy Amanda Stent, Matthew ... syntactic, rather than purely string based, evaluation of MT output and summarisation (Hovy et al., 2005; Owczarzak et al., 2008) The idea is to go beyond simple string comparisons and evaluate at a...
... Alkanes and fatty acids of Xanthoria and symbionts (Eur J Biochem 270) 2123 Fig Gas chromatographic separation on serially capillary coupled columns of n-alkanes and methyl esters of fatty acids ... nonpolar and semipolar stationary phases [37] GC-MS analysis of the hydrocarbons and fatty acids of X parietina, its photobiont and mycobiont collected from four different locations indicated the ... 20 at 300 °C The injector temperature was kept at 180 °C (splitless) The flow rate of the carrier gas (helium) was 25 cmÆs)1 The MS detector was operated at 194 °C, with ionization energy set at...
... series of mutant forms of cyt c6 was generated that spans the possible combinations of charge neutralization (by mutation to alanine) and charge inversion (by mutation to lysine and aspartate, ... the electrostatic interactions of the side-chain of D72 that contribute to the stability of cyt c6 are at least partially local, and that the adverse effects of the mutations D72K and D72N cannot ... towards the native conformation under the influence of destabilization of the latter Surface charge mutants of cytochrome c6 50 40 30 20 10 30 50 70 temperature (ºC) Fig Temperature dependence of the...