... zeolite, and performed the experiments by poisoning them with quinoline The results a r e reported in Fig 21 The measure ofthe specific catalytic activity of a single site is given by the slope ofthe ... from the quantity of water formed during the reaction The fraction ofthe various forms of hydrogen can be determined from the ratios ofthe areas ofthe corresponding peaks The technique, implying ... simply to the pK, values ofthe indicators employed Other disadvantages ofthe method are the impossibility of making acidity determinations inthe real working conditions ofthe catalyst and sometimes...
... archaeologists inthe region, andin so doing hastened processes of change in unimagined and unintended ways A comparison ofthe accounts of two leading archaeologists dating from the close of each of these ... archaeologists, severely restricting the terms under which they could excavate inthe kingdom Many of them fled across the border into the French mandate of Syria In each of these the trend toward ... expansion ofthe discipline inthe United States, for this was a time when Americans and their institutions, as in so many other areas of endeavor, including business, communications, and entertainment,...
... and Cog4 In addition, I investigated binding ofthe COG complex subunits to Tlg1, Vti1 and Snc2, the partner SNARE proteins of Tlg2 Direct interaction of Tlg1, the yeast orthologue of Syntaxin ... results from fusion ofthe two leading edges ofthe expanding isolation membrane Delivery ofthe internal vesicle ofthe autophagosome, or autophagic body, to the lysosome and vacuole in mammals and ... the formation of an isolation membrane which expands and non-selectively engulfs cytosolic components inthe process Fusion ofthe two leading edges ofthe isolation membrane results inthe formation...
... strategy consisting of four steps: (1) xi Summary the combination of amino acid spin-systems, (2) thedeterminationof amino acid types for combined spin-systems, (3) the identification of sequential ... belongs to other spin-systems, and (2) whether its intra-residue peak of HNCACO experiment belongs to others Forthe first role, the program examines all the spin-systems containing the same 37 ... step of Figure 1.5A (HNCA and HN(CA)CO), the NH and 15N frequencies of residue (i) are used to obtain the assignments ofthe Cα and CO ofthe same residue Then, the CO frequency is used to obtain...
... Several bands demonstrated the same mobility in both stains, suggesting that these bands were complexes of protein and saccharide These included the band corresponding to a molecular weight of 103,000 ... 103,000 inthe steaming-extracted polymer (1), the band corresponding to 38,000 inthe NaOH-extracted polymer (2), the band corresponding to 24,700 inthe SDS-extracted polymer (3), andthe bands ... SDS-extracted polymer included a small amount of material other than protein Furthermore, the steaming- and washing-extracted polymers contained large amounts of phosphorus (of 3.2% and 3.6%, respectively)...
... values of We have also shown that the evaluation results andthe ranking of AMs differ depending on the kind of collocations to be identied, andthe proportion of hapaxes inthe candidate sets Finally, ... and 4), we nd: (i) Examination of 50% ofthe data inthe SLs leads to identication of between 75% (AdjN) and 80% (PNV) ofthe TPs (ii) Forthe rst 40% ofthe SLs, and lead to the worst results, ... t-test, , frequency andin this order Frequency and approximate when 50% ofthe data inthe SLs are examined Inthe yields better reremaining part ofthe lists, sults than frequency and is practically...
... 10 and remained constant for at least h Hence, the reaction was left to proceed for 10 min, andthe uorescence was then measured at room temperature Inuence of interference The inuence ofthe ... Because ofthe conformation ofthe linker of 1, the nitrogen atoms and amido bond formed two chelate rings to coordinate with copper (II) ions This coordination effect andthe paramagnetism of copper ... concentration of increased, the uorescence intensity ofthe system also increased slightly We therefore used 2.00 mL of 2.00 ã 10)4 molặL)1 metallobridged bis(bCD)s Inuence of reaction time The effect of...
... results obtained and a discussion ofthe results are included in chapter five of this thesis Finally, in chapter six the summary and general conclusions ofthe work including scope for doing further ... touching the side ofthe cylinder The reading on stem is noted The ORC ofthe latex is obtained by multiplying the reading by three (since two parts of water are added) and dividing by ten The ... formulated in Travancore during 1860s and subsequently in Cochin forthe distribution of forest and wasteland for plantation crops were instrumental forthe initial growth and expansion'l", In terms of...
... t D and hence the number of spins By linearity ofthe Fourier transform the direct relation between the peak integral andthe number of spins ofthe corresponding chemical group holds forthe ... organized the continuation ofthe research unit after the DFG funding as well as Prof Kasper, Prof Kind, Prof Nirschl, and Prof Elsner Prof Nirschl, Prof Kind, Prof Wilhelm, and Prof Elsner contributed ... real, the oscillating imaginary part ofthe sum in general leads to a small imaginary part of Qn The maximum ofthe real part ofthe sum is N times higher than the amplitude ofthe oscillating...
... Determinationofthe moments of inertia ofthe human body and its limbs Berlin: Springer-Verlag; 1988 Eberhart H, Inman V: Fundamental studies of human locomotion and other information relating ... description ofthe human body's anatomy plus a set of information regarding the kinematic chain and joint centers The morphological information ofthe human body can be a general approximation (cylinders, ... or the constraints ofthe testing methodsFor example, the constraints ofthe laboratory environment as well as the markers placed on the subjects can mask subtle but important changes to the...
... probable that there is only one type of infectious and replicating HCV The variety of HCV RNA in patients could result from changes induced inthe plasma/sera, including the production of noninfectious ... which explains both the low titer of infectious virus in patients andin cell culture andthe long incubation period before the development of an acute disease The high titer of viral RNA in plasma/ ... which cell types are critical for inducing maladies in patients, that point will remain debatable and vary with the point of view ofthe investigator HIV-1 and Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) are excellent...
... assistance in providing information regarding the cocoa industry in Vietnam andinthe establishment of solar driers and fermenting boxes at their demonstration farm sites in Ben Tre Province HARVESTING ... on the basis ofthe count of defective beans inthe ‘cut test’ The cut test reveals the presence of certain defects which may cause off-flavours and indicates the degree of fermentation ofthe ... during rain and at night Also, with the basket drying shown in illustration 20, the baskets 14 need to be moved around during the day to position them inthe sun During periods of heavy rain, the...
... , and we obtain the existence of a mapping c : G → Y such that the following hold i c is a fixed point of J, that is, c x F x, c η x ∀x ∈ G , 4.13 The mapping c is the unique fixed point of J in ... Proceedings ofthe National Academy of Sciences ofthe United States of America, vol 27, no 4, pp 222–224, 1941 T Aoki, “On the stability ofthe linear transformation in Banach spaces,” Journal ofthe ... Notice that in all these equations, f is the unknown function andthe other ones are given mappings Our principal tool is the following fixed point alternative 4 Fixed Point Theory and Applications...
... reference-bar indication Blot only around the pins (Note 4) NOTE 4 The purpose ofthe minimal blotting ofthe pins and no blotting ofthe bars is to avoid drying and shrinkage ofthe bars It has ... the dial gage setting ofthe measuring device by use ofthe reference bar at least at the beginning and end ofthe readings made within a half day when the apparatus is kept in a room maintained ... slowly inthe measuring instrument while the comparator reading is being taken Record the minimum reading ofthe dial if the rotation causes a change inthe dial reading Place specimens inthe instrument...
... error inthe low boron range This interference springs from the insolubility ofthe hardness salts in 95% ethanol and consequent turbidity inthe final solution Filter the final solution or pass the ... with standard buffer solutions inthe pH range of to The error resulting from inaccurate pH measurements grows with an increase in total alkalinity For example, an inaccuracy of 0.1 inthe pH determination ... Analytical methodsforthedeterminationof cyanates in plating wastes Plating 39:381 23 GARDNER, D.C 1956 The colorimetric determinationof cyanates in effluents Plating 43:743 24 Procedures for Analyzing...
... Environment Federation Standard Methodsforthe Examination of Water and Wastewater Organism Planorbidae Plants, higher Platydorina Platyhelminthes Plecoptera Plectus Pleodorina Pleurobema Pleurocera ... Water Environment Federation Standard Methodsforthe Examination of Water and Wastewater Algae General TAYLOR, W.R 1957 Marine Algae ofthe Northeastern Coast of North America, 2nd ed Univ Michigan ... Federation Standard Methodsforthe Examination of Water and Wastewater Agency, National Environmental Research Center, Cincinnati, Ohio PATRICK, R & C.W REIMER 1975 The Diatoms ofthe United States...
... 12] The atomic weights of many elements are not invariant but depend on the origin and treatment ofthe material The standard values of Ar(E) andthe uncertainties (in parentheses, following the ... Through educational and technical information programs, AWWA promotes the improvement ofthe quality and quantity ofthe drinking water supply Contact information: AWWA 6666 West Quincy Avenue Denver, ... composition outside the limits for normal material The difference between the atomic weight ofthe element in such specimens and that given inthe Table may exceed the stated uncertainty m modified...
... Comparison of Diagnostic Methodsforthe Detection of Parasites in Fish and disadvantages, depending on the purpose and target of study For parasitological investigation, the classical methods (the ... placed in separate vials with PBS The content of selected separate organs (oesophagus, stomach, pyloric caeca and intestine) was scraped from the lumen and epithelial lining and inspected under the ... microscope Stretching of these metacercariae was done by hot formalin for two minutes Then, they were kept in Eppendorf tubes with neutral formalin (4%) Diagnosis of parasitic infections * Diagnosis...
... reduction inthe laying rate, and increased mortality, especially in hens injected with atrophic rhinitis causative agents Therefore, vaccine components were devised and applied to hens in an attempt ... on the nature of bacterial antigens (Fig 9) The laying rate inthe group 2, in which all birds survived, was the highest Laying in some hens stopped temporally after the first inoculation and then ... stopping ofthe reaction with M HCl solution Laying rates The laying rate in each experimental group was calculated by dividing the total number of eggs by accumulated number of hens during days of...