We were able to adapt the translated instruments to the context of German residential LTC and obtain equivalent Canadian and German questionnaires.
Perhaps more than any other aspect of his work, the "Equivalents" show how Stieglitz successfully adapted the camera to serve less as a recording device than as a creative and interpretive tool.
The lens has an equivalent range of 28mm – 300mm includes a Real Photo, which adapts the flash and aperture to the ambient light and can also bracket shots, taking three shots using varying settings in just a few seconds.
Martin Crimp, who adapted the version, and I agreed that he would confront all the opaque 19th-century references, either replacing them with equivalent, more familiar anecdotes or references, or removing them altogether.
The adapted transmission line equivalent circuit to interpret the impedance results in single DMFC indicates that the proton resistance for NBA is significantly lower than for IPA, thus suggesting that the greater number of accessible active sites for methanol oxidation in the former are well connected to the Nafion® ionomers and easier transported to the membrane.
This finding suggests at minimum, that the adapted version was equivalent or even superior to the original version.
A system in which all RCs in the darkness adapted state are equivalent, and under illumination, this system can be found with certain probabilities in state 2, state 3 or state 4, and shift between them.
2) A system in which all RCs in the darkness adapted state are equivalent, and under illumination, this system can be found with certain probabilities in state 2, state 3 or state 4, and shift between them.
Effects of ALE were evaluated further by comparisons between original D. salina cells and the adapted equivalents (Table 1).
The fitting of the data is carried out using an adapted Equivalent Circuit (EC).
