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Füllkörperrektifizierkolonnen mit Maldistribution
Chemical Engineering Science, 1966Zusammenfassung Es wird eine quantitative Theorie der Fullkorperkolonne mit Maldistribution hergeleitet und ihre Aussagen werden diskutiert. Maldistribution in Fullkorperkolonnen verkleinert die Trennstufenzahl um so mehr, je geringer die seitliche Vermischung ist. Sie bewirkt auch eine messbare Aenderung der Zusammensetzung in horizontaler Richtung.
M. Huber, R. Hiltbrunner
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Lymphocyte Maldistribution and Immunodeficiency
Hospital Practice, 1980Lymphocytopenias, unlike deficiencies of other blood cells, may not reflect actual reductions in the cell populations. Because of the constant interchange of lymphocytes between the blood and lymphatic circulation, their absence from the blood often reflects sequestration in lymphoid tissues.
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Maldistribution in Packungskolonnen
Chemie Ingenieur Technik, 1991On etudie la mauvaise distribution et le pouvoir separateur de differents garnissages ...
Richard Potthoff, Johann Stichlmair
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Maldistribution in Fluidized Beds
Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 2002Experiments on maldistribution were performed using a 289 mm diameter air−sand fluidized bed with a multiorifice distributor. The minimum superficial gas velocity (Um) required to eliminate maldistribution was measured; the results were combined with those in the literature and used to evaluate the following rules for maldistribution: (1) the pressure
Rex B. Thorpe +3 more
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Arachidonic acid maldistribution in obesity
Lipids, 1996AbstractArachidonic acid is an important regulator of cellular function via its effects on the physical properties of membranes, in its free form, or as a substrate for eicosanoids. Dietary studies indicate that its production is regulated, but the mechanisms of this regulation and factors influencing arachidonate distribution from the site of ...
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Business Horizons, 1974
Physical distribution, the function of moving products from manufacturing into the hands of the customer, is big business and getting bigger rapidly. During the past year, the top 500 industrial companies in the United States spent an estimated $69 billion moving their products t o market.
Stephen B. Oresman, Charles D. Scudder
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Physical distribution, the function of moving products from manufacturing into the hands of the customer, is big business and getting bigger rapidly. During the past year, the top 500 industrial companies in the United States spent an estimated $69 billion moving their products t o market.
Stephen B. Oresman, Charles D. Scudder
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Obstetric Provider Maldistribution: Georgia, USA, 2011
Maternal and Child Health Journal, 2016Objectives In 2010, Georgia had the nation's highest maternal mortality rate, sixteenth highest infant mortality rate, and a waning obstetrician/gynecologist (ob/gyn) workforce. Statewide ob/gyn workforce data, however, masked obstetric-specific care shortages and regional variation in obstetric services. The Georgia Maternal and Infant Health Research
Bridget, Spelke +2 more
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Specialty Maldistribution The Next Nursing Crisis?
JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 1994Clinical specialty maldistribution is a problem in the United States due, in part, to ongoing supply and demand problems created by the nursing shortage. Although the extent of difficulty is unclear, predictions of future shortages in some specialties are startling.
M E, Bernreuter, L R, Goddard
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Flow maldistribution in heat exchangers
Applied Thermal Engineering, 1999Based on the study of gross flow maldistribution in an experimental electrical heater, this paper presents the effect of flow nonuniformity on the performance of heat exchangers. First, it is shown that it is much more important to understand maldistributions for electrical heaters than for two-fluid heat exchangers.
S. Lalot +3 more
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Subspecialties and Physician Maldistribution
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1993To the Editor. —The article by Martini 1 in JAMA contains useful information but conveys an unbalanced perspective concerning the relationship between "specialties" and "specialists." The article concludes by stating that the increase in the number of subspecialties has been responsible for the improper geographical distribution of physicians and has ...
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