A microreactor was used and programmable equipments were employed for additional speed up.
Half of the reaction was analyzed by reverse phase HPLC using a Spirit Peptide C18 column (Aapptec: 5 µm, 25×0.4 cm) and Beckman System Gold equipment (Programmable Solvent Module 126, Programmable Detector Module 166, Software GoldV712).
Its products include various sensors and measuring equipment, programmable controllers, touch panels, bar code readers, microscopes, recorders, laser markers, three dimensional printers, static eliminators, and packaged software.
This semiautomatic equipment is programmable for sampling periods of 24 hours, and it allows the simultaneous collection of the two particulate fractions.
In manufacturing, innovations such as programmable machine tools make capital equipment more flexible, creating a demand for more flexible human capital, too.
It is a leading maker of amplifiers used in home theater equipment and computerized programmable player pianos that are popular in the United States, the company's biggest foreign market, which accounts for nearly 20percentt of Yamaha's overall sales.
Next week we'll also turn to programmable logic, analogs and capital equipment.
The disk was calcined in a programmable muffle furnace (Make: Reico Equipment and Instrument Pvt. Ltd., Kolkata, India) in two sequential stages.
In 1987, the Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak helped invent the first universal programmable remote, called the Controller of Remote Equipment, or CORE.
Stuxnet, a computer worm, discovered in June 2010, that was specifically written to take over certain programmable industrial control systems and cause the equipment run by those systems to malfunction, all the while feeding false data to the systems monitors indicating the equipment to be running as intended.
