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3. Research the characteristics of platinum and suggest a reason for why it was chosen as the material for the one-kilogram reference cylinder.

Students should critique each proposal, weigh the advantages and disadvantages of the new standard, and compare their suggestions to the international reference cylinder.

Both vortex shedding suppression techniques 2) and 3) yielded significant reduction in maximum overpressures when compared to the reference cylinder case 1).

The main findings include: a) the reference cylinder strength (i.e. w/c-ratio) does not have a significant influence on the anisotropy when the anisotropy is quantified as an absolute difference between the strength of cores drilled in the two directions; b) the anisotropy in structural members without load history is <5 MPa; c) the anisotropy amounts to 5 10 MPa for members with load history.

Boxed segments were pre-aligned to a future-less reference cylinder centred into the image box (Figure 1B).

With the covering low-dose CT as an anatomical reference, elliptic cylinders and rectangular boxes were drawn on top of focal hotspots and a (non-hotspot) vertebral body (in principle, L1, if unaffected) (background), respectively, to calculate mean uptake ratios.

Table 1 Potential of newer biogas purification and bottling technology Country Plant capacity (m3) Pure biogas produced (Kg/day) No. of gas cylinders filled Use of gas Savings Reference Pakistan 60 21.6 4 cylinders of 3.5 kg To run engines Diesel of $147/d Ilyas (2006) India 600 231 27 cylinders of 8 kg Cooking Replaced LPG of $240/d Kapdi et al. (2006).

Response variables representing image quality were digitally and automatically inferred from fresh chestnut image Signal to Noise Ratio, Teflon® cylinder reference volume accuracy, quality assurance (QA) High Contrast Spatial Resolution phantom, and QA Low Contrast Detectability phantom.

A second limitation was a difference in the mean of the hourly urine cylinder reference measurements between the two urinometer groups, with the higher mean value in the manual group.

Although CT densitometry using a reference phantom (a cylinder filled with a calcium-containing substance that serves as a standard of comparison to assess density of a patient's nodule) has been helpful in the past, improvements in scanner technology have made use of the phantom largely unnecessary; in current practice it is rarely, if ever, used.

The results were interpreted with reference to in-cylinder spray formation characteristics, as well as fuel evaporation rates obtained by modelling.