It is also engaged in related projects on modern Tamil language such as creation of a corpus of machine-readable texts and Tamil word-processing utilities including a spelling checker and a hyphenation dictionary for use on computers.
An interface has been developed for the hyphenation of capillary electrochromatography (CEC) with mass spectrometry (MS).
For the hyphenation of ion chromatography to nebulising detectors or mass spectrometry, suppression of the non-volatile ionic eluent to water is a required step to avoid elevated detector baselines.
Finally, due to the low quantity of solvent which must be evaporated in the detector, a drift tube temperature of 25 °C is suitable for the hyphenation of ELSD to SFC.
The hyphenation was exploited for developing an SIC-FL method for the separation and quantification of amiloride (AML) and furosemide (FSM) in human urine and tablet formulation.
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A few years ago it looked as if the United States — long more tolerant of immigration, with a more fluid sense of national identity that readily allowed for hyphenation — could avoid this turn.
In English, hyphenation is used for various purposes ranging from splitting up vowels in words (co-education) to joining nouns as names (Hewlett-Packard) to a copyediting device to show word grouping (the hold-him-back-and-drag-him-away maneuver).
In contrast, no effort was made, for instance, to duplicate the page size or hyphenation of the 1859 Origin; and some 19th century conventions of word spacing and punctuation were changed because they are no longer used today and would be a distraction.
Also the successful hyphenation of chromatographic and electrophoretic techniques with ICP MS has been realized for characterization of GNPs.
