H3PMo12O40 catalyst was chemically immobilized on the surface modified CMK-3 (SM-CMK-3) support as a charge compensating component, by taking advantage of the overall negative charge of [PMo12O40]3−.
In this paper, as a novel idea, time delays and peak phases of direct-path signal are utilized to compensate corresponding components of reflected signal directly.
In this paper, we propose a new synchronization method using direct-path signal's time delays and peak phases, without the isolation of synchronization errors, to compensate corresponding components in the reflected signal directly.
Current source hybrid power filter is suitable for compensating inter harmonic components produced by saturated machines and arcing devices.
Cross-talk between effector pathways and feedback inhibition is also responsible for the adaptive and dynamic response of cancer cells against inhibitor therapies, for example, compensating the inhibited components to maintain key downstream functions, such as cell survival, proliferation etc. [ 11].
It was found that HPAs were molecularly dispersed and strongly immobilized in/on the PANI support as charge-compensating components.
Figure 6 The image of range residence time domain after compensating the translation component.
Secondly, based on covariance matrix theory, CCM is proposed for calculating the background and resonant components and for compensating the cross term between background and resonant components, and the ESWLs of all components are derived by load response correlation theory.
One hypothesis to explain the apparent lack of phenotypic anomalies in the homozygous Del16qB3Δ/16qB3Δ mice could be that related genes are compensating for the deleted components.
This is due to the high frequency components (which exist in the full spatial-resolution frames) which compensate the corresponding components in the lower spatial-resolution frames [7].
Step 5: Adjust the thickness of each resection to match the thickness of the condyles of the femoral component after compensating for cartilage wear and kerf to within ± 0.5 mm.
