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Entrainer selection for the synthesis of fatty acid esters by Entrainer-based Reactive Distillation

open access: yesChemical Engineering Research and Design, 2010
In this research it is demonstrated that, due to the similarities between Entrainer-based Reactive Distillation and azeotropic distillation, the same selection rules can be applied to select a suitable entrainer.
A B de Haan
exaly   +2 more sources

The Art of Entrainment

Journal of Biological Rhythms, 2003
The circadian system actively synchronizes the temporal sequence of biological functions with the environment. The oscillatory behavior of the system ensures that entrainment is not passive or driven and therefore allows for great plasticity and adaptive potential. With the tools at hand, we now can concentrate on the most important circadian question:
Roenneberg, T., Daan, S., Merrow, M.
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Linkages and entrainment

Journal of Organizational Change Management, 2004
Entrainment is a theory of causality wherein different but proximate actants are tied to one another in complementary rhythms. Entrainment proposes a naturalism of interrelatedness. Manuel DeLanda has explored the logic of social entrainment. Opposing assumptions are found in Actor Network Theory.
Hagemeijer, RE, Letiche, HK
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The Impact of Feed Composition on Entrainer Selection in the Extractive Distillation Process

open access: yesProcesses
The selection of entrainers primarily focuses on their ability to alter the relative volatility. However, the impact of feed composition on entrainer selection has often been overlooked.
Qunsheng Li, Qingpeng Wu, Nan Hu
exaly   +2 more sources

Entrainment of Circadian Programs

Chronobiology International, 2003
Of the three defining properties of circadian rhythmicity--persisting free-running rhythm, temperature compensation, and entrainment--the last is often poorly understood by many chronobiologists. This paper gives an overview of entrainment. Where have we been? Where are we now? Whence should we be going?
Carl Hirschie, Johnson   +2 more
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