This paper shows that the Axiomatic Design (AD) theory can be used to analyse a manufacturing system to find the origin of the lack of productivity, and, subsequently, to redesign a solution avoiding the weakness points.
Although substitution saturation was initially suspected to be at the origin of the lack of resolution in DL and COII, all tests failed to find significant saturation in the mitochondrial markers.
Comparison of the H NMR spectra of [ 4AuCl] and [ 4Au]+ provided a clue to the origin of the lack of activity of the rotaxane catalyst: upon abstraction of the Cl anion, the resonance corresponding to triazole proton H e shifts from 9.5 to 7.5 ppm, thus suggesting that the C H⋅⋅⋅N interaction present in [ 4AuCl] is at least partially interrupted in [ 4Au]+.
This hints at a kinetic rather than thermodynamic origin for the lack of reactivity of Au(i) complexes in oxidative addition processes.
This overview encompasses all these systems to reveal commonalities in the origins of the lack of ductility and fracture resistance, in factors governing fatigue resistance, and in ways to improve properties.
The aim of this paper is to identify the origin of this lack of attenuation and to alleviate it.
However, the present case appeared to be of congenital origin because of the lack of pancreatitis, or a history of tumor or trauma.
In general, limited availability of samples of known origin, or reversely the lack of the information on the true origin of available specimens, constitutes the main drawback of the proposed approach.
Because of the multiplicity of phylogeny origins and the lack of a single reference taxonomic framework, some taxon names they host are often taxonomically invalid, misspelled, and/or supplemented with indications relative to primary data such as sequence accession numbers, geographical origins of the samples, marker identifiers, etc.
The study was also unable to examine the influence of additional ethnic factors, such as language spoken at home, cultural background and country of origin, due to the lack of ethnic monitoring data in the UK.
Regosols are characterized by shallow, medium- to fine-textured, unconsolidated parent material that may be of alluvial origin and by the lack of a significant soil horizon (layer) formation because of dry or cold climatic conditions.
