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Open image in new window Fig. 2 Approximation by one equivalent curvature block.

Here 'dipolarity' refers to the number of components whose scalp maps can be well explained by one equivalent dipole source.

It is defined as the percentage of components whose scalp maps can be explained by one equivalent dipole source with less than a certain error variance.

Van Deemter et al. (1956) were the first to demonstrate that for linear adsorption isotherms, the two-phase adsorption model equation can be replaced by one equivalent equation.

Partial replacement of zinc II) from the peptide by one equivalent of cadmium II), relative to zinc II) and the ligand, is also presumable, nevertheless, spectroscopic data may suggest the formation of mixed metal ion complexes, as well.

But, in the standard method of converting resting ferrous lipoxygenase to a ferric form, by adding one equivalent of lipid hydroperoxide, one unpaired electron is missing in the spin count.

Thus, the hydrazone was first produced by using one equivalent of hydrazine hydrate; later addition of KOH (1  m) and TsNIK to the mixture gave, after extraction, the corresponding diazoester in pure form.

The citrate was regenerated from the free base by addition of one equivalent of citric acid and warming in water followed by freeze drying.

In practical TDD systems, the number of pilot symbols (denoted by np) in one equivalent block is very small compared with that of data symbols (denoted by nd), so we can consider that all pilot symbols in one equivalent block experience the stationary channel.

Herein, an efficient process that allows reactions to proceed in high conversion in the absence of by-product removal using only one equivalent of a diamine donor (ortho-xylylenediamine) is reported.

The CAS was converted into an anionic polyelectrolyte (APE) and polybetaine (PB) [having the monomeric unit equivalent of sodium N,N-diallylaminoethanoate and N,N-diallylammonioethanoate] by treatment with two and one equivalent of base, respectively.