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Modifications and Improvements on CEN/BII Profiles

2012
This paper introduces a new approach to modeling of e-Ordering and e-Invoicing solutions. Today, electronic means to conduct purchases and sales are essential activities for companies operations, and they need to decide how to implement e-Ordering and e-Invoicing, what software solutions to use, and how to integrate them successfully with their current
Kiril Kiroski   +3 more
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A Problem of Hydrocarbon Profile Modification by Charcoal

Journal of Forensic Sciences, 1989
Abstract A selective modification of mineral turpentine in the presence of charcoal was observed to the extent that the trace resembles evaporated or “weathered” petrol.
JS Buckleton, BL Bettany, KAJ Walsh
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Analysis and Modification of Ergot Alkaloid Profiles in Fungi

2012
The ergot alkaloids are a family of secondary metabolites produced by a phylogenetically discontinuous group of fungi. Various members of the family are important in agriculture, where they accumulate in grain crops or forage grasses and adversely affect humans or animals who consume them.
Daniel G, Panaccione   +3 more
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The Tooth Profile Modification in Gear Manufacture

Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2007
The gear design always be focus on analyzing the static performance (strength, stress, friction) and dynamic performance (inertia, noise, vibration), and especially for dynamic, the noise and vibration of gear are big problems. Actually, the main reason of noise and vibration is transmission error between master and slave gears, but the error must ...
Zheng Li, K. Mao
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Modification of plasma-etched profiles by sputtering

IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science, 1999
Two-dimensional etch profiles are modeled for plasma etching. The etch rate dependence on the angle of incidence of the bombarding ions on the etched surface has a sputtering-type yield. The etch profile is advanced in time by an evolution equation for an etch rate proportional to the modified ion energy flux. Approximate analytical expressions for the
B. Abraham-Shrauner, N. Jagannathan
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A Amphoteric Copolymer Profile Modification Agent

Proceedings of SPE International Symposium on Oilfield Chemistry, 1995
ABSTRACT This report provides a new gel profile modification agent prepared by a amphoteric copolymer (FT—213) and a nevol crosslinking agent (BY), and introduces the preparations of the amphoteric polymer, the crosslinking agent and the profile modification agent, the action mechanism, the conditions testing and the evaluations of the ...
Wang HongGuan   +2 more
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Modeling of Profile Modification by Induced Precipitation

Proceedings of SPE International Symposium on Oilfield Chemistry, 1999
AbstractThis paper presents a comprehensive two-phase, multi-species mathematical model for selective plugging of highly watered-out zones by induced precipitation. The approach considers the porous medium as having two regions (macropores and micropores) with different permeabilities. Two sets of coupled equations, one set for each region, are derived
Zhengying Shu, Jean-Claude Roegiers
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Profile Modification of a Slowly Permeable Soil

Soil Science Society of America Journal, 1969
Abstract Under limited water (preplant irrigation only), profile modification of Pullman silty clay loam to depths of 90 and 150 cm increased grain sorghum ( Sorghum vulgare , Pers.) yields by 66.2 and 80.1%, respectively, over a 3‐year period.
H. V. Eck, H. M. Taylor
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Model of resonance absorption with profile modification

The Physics of Fluids, 1982
A capacitor model for resonance absorption in a weakly driven, convective regime is presented. The steepening of the plasma density profile and the amplitude of the resonantly generated wave are self-consistently determined.
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