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ˈquantitatively, adv. [f. prec. + -ly2.] a. In a quantitative manner; in respect of quantity.1593 R. Harvey Philad. 21 He and his surveyed it quantitatively. 1624 Gataker Transubst. 115 With quantitie, but not quantitatively. 1644 Digby Of Man's Soul x. 423 One pure simple substance, peraduenture Me...
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With nitrous acid as the limiting reagent, the azo coupling reaction produces an azo dye quantitatively with respect to the nitrite ions:
The diazo compound To analyze nitrate concentrations quantitatively, the sample is first passed through a copper-cadmium column to reduce the nitrate ions quantitatively
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How to quantitatively measure work done by a biological system? Thermodynamic efficiency can be expressed as the ratio of Work done(W) to Energy invested (Q). Thermodynamic efficiency= W/Q How can ...
Measuring the work done by a biological system seems pretty impossible. Imagine how many different ways one cell of your body uses energy (ATP). You can't really measure all the work done by every cell on a macro scale. Metabolic efficiency has been defined as... "health". That seems just a little a...
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Unified growth theory
(d) the theory as a whole was explored quantitatively. Testable predictions of this evolutionary theory and its underlying mechanisms have been confirmed empirically and quantitatively.
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Provide a technical means of comparison of several options
Provide evidence in legal proceedings
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Clinistrips quantitatively for sulfates
The Beilstein test tests for halides qualitatively
The bead test tests for certain metals
The Carius halogen method measures halides quantitatively
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Quantitatively measuring nozzle wear Are there quantitive means of measuring nozzle wear? What steps do you perform to measure this, if so? I have some digital callipers, but don't have much confidence in measurement...
Based on CNC Kitchen measurements, the wear can be initially estimated by judging the overall length of the nozzle. Abrasive particles wear the nozzle very little on the channel (so the diameter doesn't change, for a while) but they wear out the outer surface in contact with the printed part, result...
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In the landmark paper Rayfield et al. (2001), the skull of the theropod dinosaur Allosaurus was analysed using FEA in order to quantitatively assess different study was expanded upon in a comparative finite element analysis of 2D theropod skulls (namely Allosaurus Coelophysis and Tyrannosaurus), in order to quantitatively
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Book recommendations for evolutionary models I was recently working on getting a statistical model of a DNA sequence. To do this I found that understanding evolution quantitatively seems to be quite important. I would...
You either want a introductory book in evolutionary biology or a book that offers mathematical models of evolutionary processes. In my first class of evolutionary biology I had this textbook: Futuyama, Evolution I think it gives a good start to the field and offers a good overview of the difference ...
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(PDF) The progress of quantitatively description of ... - ResearchGate
Various nanotube- and graphene-based materials have been used in a wide range of applications associated with nanoconfined ions and these nanomaterial designers aim to learn more about the ...
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CN101598727A - The drying chemical reagent paper of quantitatively ...
The invention belongs to technical field of in-vitro clinical diagnostic reagent, be specially the drying chemical reagent paper of urea content in a kind of quantitatively determining human blood.Test paper is made up of upper, middle and lower three supporting layers and each test layer, can be divided into holding area and test section.The test section is followed successively by diffusion ...
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What evidence can I provide to my manager that changing the names of Scrum roles and artifacts is a bad idea? My group is working on implementing Scrum as a project management paradigm. Our manager is on board with th...
If it helps adoption renaming Scrum and the roles into something new is fine, but keep the values. I suggest not to map it to existing or traditional roles. Make up some new words. I know a Dutch company which changed terminology of Holacracy (a complete system for self-organisation) in to Spark, be...
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Assessing network security situation quantitatively based on ...
Concerning the problem that current network security situation assessment has the characteristics of single information source, limited assessment scope, not easy to build model, high time and space complexity and not high credibility, a new method of network security situation assessment is proposed based on multi-source and heterogeneous information fusion. A hierarchical naive Bayesian ...
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Notation: Is $(\Delta x)^2 = \Delta x^2$? I read this in a book and was wondering whether it's valid or not: ^2$. You are right that it seems ambiguous, but it is consistent in the calculus literature that I have seen that whenever they write $\Delta x^2$, they mean $(\Delta x)^2$.
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Normal line to a curve $C_1$ > Find the interval for $a$ so that $(3-a)x+ay+(a^2-1)=0$ is normal to the curve $xy=4$ $(C_1)$. I approached it this way-- $C_1$ is $xy=4$. So, $\dfrac{dy}{dx}$ for $C_1$ is $\dfrac{-4}...
Your approach is correct, but the problem does not require that the two functions are normal in the crossing point. We have only to determine for which values of $a$ there exists a point where the slope of the curve $y=4/x$ is normal to that of the line $y=\frac{a-3}{a}x-\frac{a^2-1}{a}$. Thus we ca...
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