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Deactivation

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The act of deactivating something, such as a bomb

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Technically your Facebook profile is deactivated, but as the deactivation confirmation page (where Facebook insists you give a reason for leaving) handily notes: "Even after you deactivate, your friends can still invite you to events, tag you in photos or ask you to join groups.

Fadell says that the team discovered the deactivation method themselves and that there are no reports of customers having deactivated the alarms in this way themselves "but the fact that it could even potentially happen is extremely important to me".

Upgrading flight-tracking equipment will therefore not automatically avert future Flight 370s.Intentional deactivation appears to be the Achilles Heel of contemporary flight-tracking, and there is little to suggest that future systems can overcome it.

Increase of activation energy for nonradiative deactivation of excited-centres luminescence decay can be achieved by changing the host crystal or by electron traps.

Bombarding this phosphor with photons of energy higher than that of infrared photons but not sufficient for excitation can lead to photoquenching: the traps are emptied far more rapidly, and thermal deactivation of the centres is enhanced.

In chemiluminescence, such as the oxidation of luminol, light emission depends not only on radiative and quenching or intramolecular deactivation processes but also on the efficiency of the chemical reaction leading to molecules in an electronically excited state.

When excited atoms of the centres are in contact with other atoms, as is the case in condensed phases (liquids, solids, in gases of not-too-low pressure), part of the excitation energy will be transformed into heat by collisional deactivation (thermal quenching).

Three nitro groups are more easily substituted onto phenol, because the strong activation of the hydroxyl group helps to counteract the deactivation of the first and second nitro groups.

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Besides new models, some new technologies were rolled out at the show, including a hands-free liftgate on the Ford Escape, a back-up collision intervention system on the Infiniti JX, a new fuel-saving cylinder-deactivation system on the 415-horsepower Mercedes-Benz SLK55 and inflatable seat belts on the updated Ford Flex.

The Durango's new V-6 puts out a healthy 290 horsepower, but Dodge also offers a 360-horsepower Hemi V-8 that uses a cylinder-deactivation system to run on 4 cylinders under light loads.

As he passes by experimental bomb-deactivation stations among the disused armaments, he's discreet but obviously proud.

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