... reductionThe large number of degrees of freedom of the updatedFE model implies computationally expensive calculationsin order to simulate the vibration behavior of the machine.This restriction ... International Journalof Machine Tools & Manufacture 48 (2008) 832–840836A total of 15 mode shapes and natural frequencies wereextracted in the 0–160 Hz frequency range. This range of interest ... experimental ones areARTICLE IN PRESSFig. 2. FE model of the machine.ZYXFig. 3. Geometry of the EMA.I. Garitaonandia et al. / International Journalof Machine Tools & Manufacture 48 (2008) 832–840834small....
... h. of normal fermentation, when a differential lowering of the pH of the mashes is indicated, It is significant that this period should again coincide with the onset of the second stage of ... samples of about 5 lb. of the grated pulp were placed in beakers, half of which were ' seeded ' by treatment with I pint of 3-days-old cassava juice added to I cwt. of mash. ... also the effects of sunlight and exposure to air are recorded in Table I. The effect of the frequent mixing of the mash on the progress of fermentation, measured by the fall of pH with time,...
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... OF KETOPROFEN FROM PROPRIETARY AND EXTEMPORANEOUSLY MANUFACTURED GELS A Thesis Submitted to Rhodes University in Fulfilment of the Requirements for the Degree of MASTER OFSCIENCE ... ensuring the tidiness of the laboratory. The Dean and Head, Professor Isadore Kanfer and the staff of the Faculty of Pharmacy for the use of departmental facilities. Professor Roger Verbeeck ... development of the first pharmaceutical transdermal patch of scopolamine for motion sickness in the early 1980s heralded acceptance of the benefits and applicability of this method of administration of...
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... truth is not a matter of opinion, not even in theso-called “soft” sciences, like sociology or psychology.Scientific truth is a matter of evidence. That is the attitude of scientists and one ... whether you know or whether you sort of know. Daily life gives you dozens of opportunities toexperience both mental sensations—pay attention.In daily life, we “sort of know a lot: addresses, for ... data, then askspopular magazines as a novel question or adds opposed to professional new evidence, often from ajournals different field (e.g., may • seeks publicity bring what chemists know...
... facts is not con-sidered part of the domain of science. TheoriesJust as a collection of bricks does not equal a house, a col-lection of facts does not equal science. Scientific facts,like ... discoveries that–HISTORY AND NATURE OF SCIENCE –259shake the foundations of understanding and lead to newmodes of thinking. Thomas Kuhn, philosopher of sci-ence, called such discoveries ... curiosityCHAPTERHistory and Nature of Science IN THIS chapter, you will read about what drives science, the nature of scientific knowledge, and how the body of scientific knowledgegrows and changes...