Input: [Model] T2000 [Ref #] COM417 [Description]

Output: Test Head Part Machine

Advantest Test Systems Inventory for Sale /JMC Worldwide Semiconductor


Input: [Model] T3324 [Ref #] COM21 [Description]

Output: VLSI Tester Parts Machine

Advantest Test Systems Inventory for Sale /JMC Worldwide Semiconductor


Input: [Model] T3324 [Ref #] COM263 [Description]

Output: VLSI Tester Parts Machine

Advantest Test Systems Inventory for Sale /JMC Worldwide Semiconductor


Input: [Model] T3326 [Ref #] COM412 [Description]

Output: VLSI Tester

Advantest Test Systems Inventory for Sale /JMC Worldwide Semiconductor


Input: [Model] T3347 [Ref #] COM249 [Description]

Output: VLSI Tester Parts Machine

Advantest Test Systems Inventory for Sale /JMC Worldwide Semiconductor


Input: [Model] T5335P [Ref #] COM258 [Description]

Output: Memory Tester

Advantest Test Systems Inventory for Sale /JMC Worldwide Semiconductor


Input: [Model] T5335 [Ref #] COM158 [Description]

Output: Memory Tester -Parts Machine

Advantest Test Systems Inventory for Sale /JMC Worldwide Semiconductor


Input: [Model] T5335 [Ref #] COM283 [Description]

Output: Memory Tester

Advantest Test Systems Inventory for Sale /JMC Worldwide Semiconductor


Input: [Model] T5365P [Ref #] COM198 [Description]

Output: Memory Tester-Parts Machine

Advantest Test Systems Inventory for Sale /JMC Worldwide Semiconductor


Input: [Model] T5371 [Ref #] COM402 [Description]

Output: Memory Tester

Advantest Test Systems Inventory for Sale /JMC Worldwide Semiconductor


Input: [Model] T5381 [Ref #] COM252 [Description]

Output: Memory Tester

Advantest Test Systems Inventory for Sale /JMC Worldwide Semiconductor


Input: [Model] T5581H [Ref #] COM332 [Description]

Output: Memory Tester

Advantest Test Systems Inventory for Sale /JMC Worldwide Semiconductor


Input: [Model] T5382A [Ref #] COM173 [Description]

Output: Memory Tester

Advantest Test Systems Inventory for Sale /JMC Worldwide Semiconductor


Input: [Model] T6683 [Ref #] COM361 [Description]

Output: SOC Test System

Advantest Test Systems Inventory for Sale /JMC Worldwide Semiconductor


Input: [Onions] Centurion F1 [Description]

Output: The Centurion F1 hybrid we sell is notable for its rapid rate of maturation, the onions are large globe shaped and quite suited to the UK fickle weather, These have a good Flavor and are ideal for beginners or those with little time. The fast rate of growth minimises weed competition problems.


Input: [Onions] Hercules F1 Award of Garden Merit [Description]

Output: Hercules is one of the few onions to have the award of garden merit from the RHS and it certainly earned it. This onion is produces slightly flat well flavoured reliable onions which have a gold-brown skin, store well and are extremely bolt resistant.


Input: [Onions] Picko Bello [Description]

Output: Picko Bello is an improved dutch Sturon cultivar that is very high yielding. It stores very well and is a early main crop. Is bolt resistant.


Input: [Onions] Sturon [Description]

Output: Sturton is an early main crop onion which produces a medium onion that has proved very popular in recent years. It has a good taste and like most modern varieties is quite bolt resistant


Input: [Onions] Stur BC 20 [Description]

Output: Stur is a long term onion, one of the latest to mature but strong tasting as it has a very high dry matter content also making it ideal for long term storage. It produces a heavy bulb and it is helpful to have a few of these to keep you fed over the winter!


Input: [Onions] Stuttgart Giant [Description]

Output: Stuttgart Giant lives up to its name. it is a very productive cultivar with a mild taste. Ideal for adding some light flavour to meals. It stores well and is well known amongst gardeners.


Input: [Onions] Red Barron (P) Award of Garden Merit [Description]

Output: Red Barron has the Award of Garden Merit and is considered one of the best red onions, Ideal as a salad onion to add colour to a meal or for cooking. They have a slightly mild taste and are very reliable.


Input: [Fibre Type] Contraction time [Type II a fibres] Moderately Fast [Type II x fibres] Fast [Type II b fibres] Very fast [Type I fibres]

Output: Slow

Lecture - Musculoskeletal Development - Embryology


Input: [Fibre Type] Size of motor neuron [Type II a fibres] Medium [Type II x fibres] Large [Type II b fibres] Very large [Type I fibres]

Output: Small

Lecture - Musculoskeletal Development - Embryology


Input: [Fibre Type] Resistance to fatigue [Type II a fibres] Fairly high [Type II x fibres] Intermediate [Type II b fibres] Low [Type I fibres]

Output: High

Lecture - Musculoskeletal Development - Embryology


Input: [Fibre Type] Activity Used for [Type II a fibres] Long-term anaerobic [Type II x fibres] Short-term anaerobic [Type II b fibres] Short-term anaerobic [Type I fibres]

Output: Aerobic

Lecture - Musculoskeletal Development - Embryology


Input: [Fibre Type] Maximum duration of use [Type II a fibres] <30 minutes [Type II x fibres] <5 minutes [Type II b fibres] <1 minute [Type I fibres]

Output: Hours

Lecture - Musculoskeletal Development - Embryology


Input: [Fibre Type] Power produced [Type II a fibres] Medium [Type II x fibres] High [Type II b fibres] Very high [Type I fibres]

Output: Low

Lecture - Musculoskeletal Development - Embryology


Input: [Fibre Type] Mitochondrial density [Type II a fibres] High [Type II x fibres] Medium [Type II b fibres] Low [Type I fibres]

Output: High

Lecture - Musculoskeletal Development - Embryology


Input: [Fibre Type] Capillary density [Type II a fibres] Intermediate [Type II x fibres] Low [Type II b fibres] Low [Type I fibres]

Output: High

Lecture - Musculoskeletal Development - Embryology


Input: [Fibre Type] Oxidative capacity [Type II a fibres] High [Type II x fibres] Intermediate [Type II b fibres] Low [Type I fibres]

Output: High

Lecture - Musculoskeletal Development - Embryology


Input: [Fibre Type] Glycolytic capacity [Type II a fibres] High [Type II x fibres] High [Type II b fibres] High [Type I fibres]

Output: Low

Lecture - Musculoskeletal Development - Embryology


Input: [Fibre Type] Major storage fuel [Type II a fibres] Creatine phosphate, glycogen [Type II x fibres] Creatine phosphate, glycogen [Type II b fibres] Creatine phosphate, glycogen [Type I fibres]

Output: Triglycerides

Lecture - Musculoskeletal Development - Embryology


Input: [Fibre Type] Myosin heavy chain, human genes [Type II a fibres] MYH2 [Type II x fibres] MYH1 [Type II b fibres] MYH4 [Type I fibres]

Output: MYH7

Lecture - Musculoskeletal Development - Embryology


Input: [Specification] A-A-1558 [Description]

Output: Stencil Ink

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] A-A-857B [Description]

Output: Lacquer Thinner

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] DOD-A-82720 [Description]

Output: Modified Epoxy Two Part Adhesive

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] DOD-C 24667B [Description]

Output: Roll or Spray Nonskid Coating

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] DOD-E 24607A [Description]

Output: Non Flamming Chlorinated Alkyd Resin Enamel

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] DOD-E 24635 [Description]

Output: Enamel Silicone Alkyd Copolymer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] DOD-P 15144B [Description]

Output: Enamel Binder for Anti-Sweat Coatings

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] DOD-P-15328 [Description]

Output: Wash Primer Pretreatment

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-A 81236 [Description]

Output: Epoxy Resin Adhesive

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-C 16173 [Description]

Output: Solvent Cutback Corrosion Preventative Compound

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-C 22750 [Description]

Output: Epoxy Polyamide Coating

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-C 27725B [Description]

Output: Corrosion Preventative Integral Fuel Tank Coating

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-C 29475 [Description]

Output: Waterborne Camouflage Coating

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-C 450C [Description]

Output: Bituminous Black Coating

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-C 46168D [Description]

Output: Aliphatic Polyurethane Chemical Agent Resistant

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-C 53039 [Description]

Output: Single Component Camouflage CARC Coating

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-C 83286B [Description]

Output: Aliphatic Isocyanate Urethane Coating

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-C 85285B [Description]

Output: Low VOC Aliphatic Isocyanate Urethane Coating

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-C 87115A [Description]

Output: Zinc Flake Immersion Coating

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-C-62218A [Description]

Output: Cold Application Corrosion Preventive Compound

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-C-8514 C [Description]

Output: Paint Coating System

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-C-8514C [Description]

Output: Resin Acid Metal Pretreatment

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-D 6054F [Description]

Output: Lacquer Primer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-E 15090C [Description]

Output: Equipment Enamel

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-E 22118B [Description]

Output: Electrical Insulating Enamel

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-E-52798A [Description]

Output: Camouflage Alkyd Enamel

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-E-52891B [Description]

Output: Styrenated Alkyd Zinc Phosphate Lusterless Enamel

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-I 43553A [Description]

Output: Epoxy Based Marking Ink

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-L 11195D [Description]

Output: Lusterless Hot Spray Lacquer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-L 19538C [Description]

Output: Lusterless Acrylic Nitrocellulose Lacquer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-L 46010B [Description]

Output: Corrosion Inhibiting Solid Film Lubricant

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-L 46159A [Description]

Output: Low Reflective Acrylic Lacquer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-L 81352A [Description]

Output: Acrylic Lacquer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-L-19537C [Description]

Output: Gloss Acrylic Nitrocellulose Lacquer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-P 14105C [Description]

Output: Heat Resistant Paint

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-P 23377 [Description]

Output: Chemical + Solvent Resistant Epoxy Primer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-P 24441 [Description]

Output: Epoxy Polyamide Paint

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-P 26915B [Description]

Output: Zinc Dust Primer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-P 53030 [Description]

Output: Water Reducible Epoxy Primer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-P 7962D [Description]

Output: Cellulose Nitrate Alkyd Primer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-P 85582A [Description]

Output: Waterborne Epoxy Primer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-P-11414E [Description]

Output: Quick Drying Rust Inhibiting Lacquer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-P-15328 [s/s DOD-P-15328] [Description]

Output: Wash Primer Pretreatment

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-P-22332 [Description]

Output: Ammunition Primer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-P-38336 [Description]

Output: Inorganic Zinc Dust Primer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-P-46093A [Description]

Output: Synthetic Brake Drum Coating

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-P-46105 [Description]

Output: Zinc Weld Thru Primer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-P-52192B [Description]

Output: Red Oxide Epoxy Primer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-P-52295 [Description]

Output: Red Oxide Primer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-P-53022B [Description]

Output: Corrosion Inhibiting Epoxy Primer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-R 3043 [Description]

Output: Permanent Resin Coating For Metal Parts

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-T 6096A [Description]

Output: Cellulose Acetate Butyrate Dope Thinner

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-T-6095B [Description]

Output: Cellulose Nitrate Dope Thinner

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-T-81772B [Description]

Output: Thinner for Aircraft Coatings

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-V 12276D [Description]

Output: Phenolic Baking Varnish

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-V 13811 D [Description]

Output: Electrical Waterproofing Varnish

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-V-173 [Description]

Output: Varnish, Moisture-and-Fungus Resistant

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-V-6093 [Description]

Output: Adhesive Varnish

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] MIL-W 5044C [Description]

Output: Nonslip Walkway Compound

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-B 846 [Description]

Output: Butyl Alcohol

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-C-490 [Description]

Output: Wash Primer Pretreatment

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-E 485F [Description]

Output: Rust Inhibiting Semi-Gloss Enamel

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-E 490 [Description]

Output: Silicone Alkyd Enamel

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-E 496 [Description]

Output: Heat-Resisting Black

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-E 515 [Description]

Output: Lusterless Quick Drying Enamel

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-E 516A [Description]

Output: Lusterless Quick Drying Styrenated Enamel

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-E 527 [Description]

Output: Lusterless Alkyd Enamel

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-E 529 [Description]

Output: Semi-Gloss Alkyd Enamel

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-E 751C [Description]

Output: Ethyl Acetate

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-E-489 [Description]

Output: Gloss Alkyd Enamel

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-F-325 [Description]

Output: Engraver, Filler

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-I 735A [Description]

Output: Isopropyl Alcohol

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-L 20A [Description]

Output: Camouflage Lacquer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-L 32A [Description]

Output: Cellulose Nitrate Lacquer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-L 50 [Description]

Output: Cellulose Nitrate Lacquer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-L 54C [Description]

Output: Acid Resistant Lacquer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-M-261D [Description]

Output: Methyl Ethyl Ketone (MEK)

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-N 95 [Description]

Output: Naphtha

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-P 1757A [Description]

Output: Zinc Chromate Primer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-P 2760 [Description]

Output: Polyurethane Elastomeric Primer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-P 28G [Description]

Output: Heat-Resisting Aluminum

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-P 636 [Description]

Output: Red Oxide Primer- For Wood Surfaces

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-P 645 [Description]

Output: Zinc-Chromate Alkyd Primer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-P 659C [Description]

Output: White Surfacer Primer

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-P 664 [Description]

Output: Red Oxide Primer - For Ferrous Surfaces

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-P 98C [Description]

Output: White Stencil Paint

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-S 176E [Description]

Output: Clear Polyurethane

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-T 266 [Description]

Output: Cellulose-Nitrate Thinner

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-T 291 [Description]

Output: Mineral Spirits

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-T 548 [Description]

Output: Toluene

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-V 121H [Description]

Output: Oleoresinous-Type Spar Varnish

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-W 572B [Description]

Output: Water Repellent Wood Preservative

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] TT-X-916 [Description]

Output: Xylene

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Specification] VV-P-216 [Description]

Output: Penetrating Oil (For Loosening Frozen Metallic parts)

Military Specification Coatings and Finishes


Input: [Codice progetto] 00130011 [Codice Norma] EN 14037-1.2003 [Titolo] Ceiling mounted radiant panels supplied with water at temperature below 120 °C. Technical specifications and requirements [Pubblicazione UNI] Sì [Sommario]

Output: This Standard defines the technical specifications and requirements of ceiling mounted hot radiant panel fed with water at temperature below 120 °C supplied by a remote heat source.This Standard also defines the additional common data that the manufacturer shall provide to the trade in order to ensure the correct application of the products.

CTI Comitato Termotecnico Italiano - CT 605 - Componenti degli impianti di riscaldamento - Emissione del calore (radiatori, convettori, pannelli a pavimento, soffitto, parete, strisce radianti)


Input: [Codice progetto] 00130012 [Codice Norma] EN 14037-2:2003 [Titolo] Ceiling mounted radiant panels supplied with water at temperature below 120 °C. - Test method for thermal output [Pubblicazione UNI] Sì [Sommario]

Output: This standard describes the test method and the test installation for determining the thermal output of ceiling mounted radiant panels.

CTI Comitato Termotecnico Italiano - CT 605 - Componenti degli impianti di riscaldamento - Emissione del calore (radiatori, convettori, pannelli a pavimento, soffitto, parete, strisce radianti)


Input: [Codice progetto] 00130013 [Codice Norma] EN 14037-3:2003 [Titolo] Ceiling mounted radiant panels supplied with water at temperature below 120 °C. - Rating method and evaluation of radiant thermal output [Pubblicazione UNI] Sì [Sommario]

Output: This standard describes the procedure to determine the rated thermal output and the mean surface temperature

CTI Comitato Termotecnico Italiano - CT 605 - Componenti degli impianti di riscaldamento - Emissione del calore (radiatori, convettori, pannelli a pavimento, soffitto, parete, strisce radianti)


Input: [Codice progetto] 00130020 [Codice Norma] EN 1264-5:2008 [Titolo] Water based surface embedded heating and cooling systems - Part 5: Heating and cooling surfaces embedded in floors, ceilings and walls � Determination of thermal output and cooling output [Pubblicazione UNI] Sì [Sommario]

Output: This European Standard applies to water based heating and cooling systems embedded into the enclosure surfaces of the room to be heated or to be cooled. Part 5 of this standard deals with the recalculation of values determined in Part 2 of this European Standard for the system in question, using it for floor heating applications. The recalculation method described in this part of the standard enables the conversion of the calculation and test results of Part 2 into results for other surface orientations in the room, i. e. for ceiling and wall heating, as well as for the application as cooling surfaces, i. e. for floor, ceiling and wall cooling. It has to be emphasised that the test results of Part 2 of this European Standard are the basis of all calculation. Therefore the use of this prove method is necessary whether or not the system in question is used for heating or cooling application.

CTI Comitato Termotecnico Italiano - CT 605 - Componenti degli impianti di riscaldamento - Emissione del calore (radiatori, convettori, pannelli a pavimento, soffitto, parete, strisce radianti)


Input: [Codice progetto] 00130021 [Codice Norma] UNI EN 1264-1:2011 [Titolo] Floor heating - Systems and components - Part 1 : Definitions and symbols [Pubblicazione UNI] Sì 08/09/2011 [Sommario]

Output: The important definitions and symbols for water based surface embedded heating and cooling systems are specified in this standard.

CTI Comitato Termotecnico Italiano - CT 605 - Componenti degli impianti di riscaldamento - Emissione del calore (radiatori, convettori, pannelli a pavimento, soffitto, parete, strisce radianti)


Input: [Codice progetto] 00130022 [Codice Norma] EN 1264-3:2009 [Titolo] Water based surface embedded heating and cooling systems - Part 3: Dimensioning [Pubblicazione UNI] Sì [Sommario]

Output: This European Standard applies to heating and cooling systems embedded into the enclosure surfaces of the room to be heated or to be cooled. This document deals with the use in practical engineering of the results coming from part 2 and 5 and is applicable to floor-, ceiling- and wall heating systems, as well floor-, ceiling- and wall cooling systems.

CTI Comitato Termotecnico Italiano - CT 605 - Componenti degli impianti di riscaldamento - Emissione del calore (radiatori, convettori, pannelli a pavimento, soffitto, parete, strisce radianti)


Input: [Codice progetto] 00130023 [Codice Norma] EN 1264-4:2009 [Titolo] Water based surface embedded heating and cooling systems - Part 4: Installation [Pubblicazione UNI] Sì [Sommario]

Output: This European Standard applies to heating and cooling systems embedded into the enclosure surfaces of the room to be heated or to be cooled. This document specifies uniform requirements for the design and the construction of heating and cooling floor, ceiling and wall structures to ensure that the heating/cooling systems are suited to the particular application. The requirements specified by this Standard apply only to the components of the heating/cooling systems which are part of the heating/cooling system. This document excludes all other elements which are not part of the heating/cooling system.

CTI Comitato Termotecnico Italiano - CT 605 - Componenti degli impianti di riscaldamento - Emissione del calore (radiatori, convettori, pannelli a pavimento, soffitto, parete, strisce radianti)


Input: [Codice progetto] 00130018 [Codice Norma] EN 442-3:2003 [Titolo] Radiators and convectors - Part 3: Evaluation of conformity [Pubblicazione UNI] Sì [Sommario]

Output: This European Standard specifies the procedures for evaluating the conformity of radiators/convectors to EN 442-1. It specifies the procedures and methods for the initial evaluation and the controls required to maintain conformity.

CTI Comitato Termotecnico Italiano - CT 605 - Componenti degli impianti di riscaldamento - Emissione del calore (radiatori, convettori, pannelli a pavimento, soffitto, parete, strisce radianti)


Input: [Codice progetto] 00130031 [Codice Norma] UNI EN 16313:2013 [Titolo] Connections for heating and cooling appliances - Detachable connection with outside threaded pipe G 3/4 A and inside cone [Pubblicazione UNI] Sì 08/07/2013 [Sommario]

CTI Comitato Termotecnico Italiano - CT 605 - Componenti degli impianti di riscaldamento - Emissione del calore (radiatori, convettori, pannelli a pavimento, soffitto, parete, strisce radianti)


Input: [Codice progetto] 00130036 [Codice Norma] EN 16430-2:2014 (UNI EN 16430-2:2015) [Titolo] Fan assisted radiators, convectors and trench convectors - Part 2: Test method and rating for thermal output [Pubblicazione UNI] Sì 05/03/2015 [Sommario]

CTI Comitato Termotecnico Italiano - CT 605 - Componenti degli impianti di riscaldamento - Emissione del calore (radiatori, convettori, pannelli a pavimento, soffitto, parete, strisce radianti)


Input: [Codice progetto] 00130037 [Codice Norma] EN 16430-3:2014 (UNI EN 16430-3:2015) [Titolo] Fan assisted radiators, convectors and trench convectors - Part 3: Test method and rating for cooling capacity [Pubblicazione UNI] Sì 05/03/2015 [Sommario]

CTI Comitato Termotecnico Italiano - CT 605 - Componenti degli impianti di riscaldamento - Emissione del calore (radiatori, convettori, pannelli a pavimento, soffitto, parete, strisce radianti)


Input: [Codice progetto] 00130035 [Codice Norma] EN 16430-1:2014 (UNI EN 16430-1:2015) [Titolo] Fan assisted radiators, convectors and trench convectors - Part 1: Technical specifications and requirements [Pubblicazione UNI] Sì 05/03/2015 [Sommario]

CTI Comitato Termotecnico Italiano - CT 605 - Componenti degli impianti di riscaldamento - Emissione del calore (radiatori, convettori, pannelli a pavimento, soffitto, parete, strisce radianti)


Input: [Codice progetto] 00130038 [Codice Norma] EN 442-2:2014 (UNI EN 442-2:2015) [Titolo] Radiators and convectors - Part 2: Test methods and rating [Pubblicazione UNI] Sì 05/02/2015 [Sommario]

CTI Comitato Termotecnico Italiano - CT 605 - Componenti degli impianti di riscaldamento - Emissione del calore (radiatori, convettori, pannelli a pavimento, soffitto, parete, strisce radianti)


Input: [Codice progetto] 00130039 [Codice Norma] EN 442-1:2014 (UNI EN 442-1:2015) [Titolo] Radiators and convectors - Part 1: Technical specifications and requirements [Pubblicazione UNI] Sì 05/02/2015 [Sommario]

CTI Comitato Termotecnico Italiano - CT 605 - Componenti degli impianti di riscaldamento - Emissione del calore (radiatori, convettori, pannelli a pavimento, soffitto, parete, strisce radianti)


Input: [Codice progetto] 00130041 [Codice Norma] EN 1264-2:2008+A1:2012 (UNI EN 1264-2:2013) [Titolo] Water based surface embedded heating and cooling systems - Part 2: Floor heating: Prove methods for the determination of the thermal output using calculation and test methods [Pubblicazione UNI] Sì 05/02/2013 [Sommario]

Output: The amendment consists in a new Annex C concerning the laminar flow

CTI Comitato Termotecnico Italiano - CT 605 - Componenti degli impianti di riscaldamento - Emissione del calore (radiatori, convettori, pannelli a pavimento, soffitto, parete, strisce radianti)


Input: [Excellent Samples] Self-made cheek swab (buccal cell) DNA Collection Kit $0.00 [Per Person] Instructions [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: No waiting for a paternity test kit to arrive, no concerns about discreet receipt of a test kit at your home or office


Input: [Excellent Samples] FTA Classic Card $17.95 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: The FTA Card is the best collection method for long-term storage of DNA. Containing no reference to DNA, this card can be used to simulate an allergy or other type of test. More information is available at this link.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Whole Blood $240.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Whole blood works very well if it has been properly collected in a vacutainer tube with the appropriate preservative (yellow capped tubes are best, though any will work). The test works best if the sample is recent; blood that is not sent to the lab immediately should be refrigerated.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Cord Blood $240.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Taken at birth. Cord blood works very well if received in good condition.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Bloodstains $240.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Properly collected bloodstains on standard blood collection cards work well and usually require no additional time to process; bloodstains on clothing and other materials can also be used.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Sperm (Semen) $300.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: If you are not sending within a few days, keep frozen. Collect in Kleenex or container. Avoid touching directly.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Toenail or Fingernail Clippings $300.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Clean the clippers with Isopropyl alcohol and collect several in a tissue without touching. These require an additional 4-5 days to extract but work well most of the time.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Amniotic Fluid $300.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Taken past 14 weeks gestation.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Chorionic Villus Sampling $360.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Taken between 9 - 12 weeks gestation.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Fetal Tissue (Products of Conception) $360.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Taken on miscarriages or terminations. Fetal tissue is an excellent source of DNA if it has not been exposed to formalin.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Good Samples [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: These work most of the time.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Chewed Chewing Gum $240.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Well chewed chewing gum works very well. Wrigley Juicy Fruit has been found to work best. Provide several samples of different types of gum if possible.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Cigarette Butts $240.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Make sure the person is not a "dry smoker" (one who never gets his butt wet or hangs the cigarette butt from his lips). Brown filter end usually means that DNA can be obtained. Provide up to 6 butts for multiple attempts if necessary.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Hard Candy $300.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Hard candy such as a lollipop will usually work as long as it has been sucked on for a while. Provide multiple pieces if possible.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Used Condom $300.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Condoms can work well if refrigerated after use and sent for analysis immediately.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Semen Stains On Clothing $300.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Semen (Sperm) is a good source of DNA.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Used Tampons or Used Feminine Pads $240.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Blood on a tampon or feminine pad is an excellent source of DNA.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Sweaty Hat or Ball Cap $300.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: A good sweat stained hat or ball cap usually works as long as it has not been washed. Leather hats require additional time for processing


Input: [Excellent Samples] Hocked Loogie $300.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: It sounds disgusting, however a large wad of mucus from a person not infected (cold, flu, fever) can be a good source of DNA.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Plucked Hair $240.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Hair that has been pulled from the body with enough force to remove living tissue. Send 3 to10 strands, each with tissue attached are required.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Q-tips with earwax $300.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Provide up to 3 swabs with earwax from the same person. Place in a new envelope.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Snotty Kleenexes $300.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Used tissues full of mucus usually work well if the person does not have an infection (cold, flu, fever).


Input: [Excellent Samples] Urine $300.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Urine can work very well if it is collected in a sterile container and always kept refrigerated. At least 50 ml is required.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Electric Razor Debris $240.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: The contents of an electric shaver can be a good source of DNA. The key to the extraction is to inspect the razor debris for white or light tipped hair follicles. Newer razors may be too efficient to snag or pull the hair out. DNA for paternity testing is only found in the hair follicle.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Marginal Samples [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: These samples can work but are not the best choice


Input: [Excellent Samples] Cups, Cans, Bottles & Glasses $300.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Soda or beer cans work about 80% of the time. Tippy cups and water bottles work about 85% of the time. Drain any remaining fluid in the can by punching a hole in the bottom. Let dry and send in as soon as possible in an envelope. Two items from the same person can be provided with each order.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Eating Utensils $300.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Spoons and forks work about 75% of the time when licked clean. Allow to dry at room temperature and place in clean paper envelope.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Drinking Straw $300.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Straws work about 60% of the time. Noticeable chewing of the straw improves the chances. Sugarless drinks also improve the chance of successful extraction. Allow to dry at room temperature and place up to 3 straws from the same person (per order) in a clean paper envelope.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Unknown Stain $300.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Stain of unknown origin, suspected of being slobber, semen, menstrual, blood, or mucus.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Pacifier or teething ring $300.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Do not handle directly and store in a paper envelope or bag. Contamination due to handling is the most likely cause of failure.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Envelope or Stamp (Glue strip) $300.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: DNA extraction is successful on 66% of these tests. Storage in humid conditions will reduce the chance of a successful extraction with a clean DNA profile.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Paraffin Blocks Tissue $480.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Paraffin block tissue sample works 50% of the time if the formalin used in preservation is kept to 10% or less and fixed in under 4 hours. A pathologist's sample normally works and a coroner's sample frequently fails.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Teeth or Bone $480.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Teeth require extra time to process and work 80% of the time. The enamel and calcium must be completely dissolved prior to DNA extraction. Exhumed specimens collected from the marrow taken from the large leg bone (femur) will work approximately 75% of the time.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Tissue $480.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Exhumed specimens collected from deep thigh tissue will work approximately 75% of the time. Additional time to process required (possibly weeks). Biopsy tissue works 90% of the time (based on length in formalin).


Input: [Excellent Samples] Dried Umbilical Cords $360.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Dried umbilical cords work approximately 50% of the time and may take several weeks to test.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Fecal Matter $360.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Fecal matter is almost entirely composed of bacteria. You must freeze fecal matter immediately (at least within 12 hours) and keep frozen until you send it in. Fecal matter that is not immediately frozen will not work.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Toothbrush $360.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Toothbrushes work approximately 50% of the time, they are usually rinsed after use, which washes off the DNA.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Non-relational special sample $80.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Add this charge if your special sample extraction is not for paternity, maternity, grandpaternity, siblings, or YPLEX paternal line (i.e. uncle/nephew).


Input: [Excellent Samples] Post Mortem Coordination $50.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: DTC will coordinate the release of a special sample from the Pathologist, Coroner, Doctor, or Hospital. This can be ordered prior to any DNA extraction order.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Report Review $50.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: DTC will review any laboratory's DNA report for clarification or compatibility.


Input: [Excellent Samples] PhD Consultation $50.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: We provide full free support including affidavits for legal cases. PhD consultation is sometimes required prior to an order or when a laboratory director testimony is required for a complicated legal case. The charge is $50 per 15 minutes.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Overnight FedEx (express envelope) $20.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Many Pathologists, Coroners, Doctors, or Hospitals require prepaid shippers to overnight the sample for DNA extraction. The shipper is provided by DNA Testing Centre.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Overnight FedEx (diagnostic pack) $25.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: Many Pathologists, Coroners, Doctors, or Hospitals require prepaid shippers to overnight the sample for DNA extraction. The shipper is provided by DNA Testing Centre.


Input: [Excellent Samples] Synopsis report comparing 1 or more special extraction $100.00 [These are the ones to obtain.]

Output: This feature is required if you are performing an extraction of one or more samples to receive a detailed report comparing the DNA from each extraction. This applies to all non-standard testing.


Input: [Grade] S [Description]

Output: The vehicle is less than 12 months old from the first registration date and travelled less than 10,000 km. The vehicle is in immaculate as new condition.

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Input: [Grade] 6 [Description]

Output: The vehicle is less than 36 months old from the first registration date and travelled less than 30,000 km. The vehicle is in immaculate as new condition.

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Input: [Grade] 5 [Description]

Output: The vehicle has travelled less than 50,000 km. The exterior may have some minor scratches and marks.

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Input: [Grade] 4.5 [Description]

Output: The vehicle has travelled less than 100,000 km. The exterior generally has more minor scratches and marks than grade 5.

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Input: [Grade] 4 [Description]

Output: The vehicle has travelled less than 150,000 km. The exterior has some scratches/scrapes and possibly minor dents.

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Input: [Grade] 3.5 [Description]

Output: The exterior has some noticeable scratches/scrapes and/or dents, may contain rust or corrosion. This grade will require some repairs.

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Input: [Grade] 3 [Description]

Output: The exterior has more noticeable large scratches/scrapes, paint blemishes, and/or large dents. This grade will generally require more repairs than a 3.5 grade.

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Input: [Grade] 2 [Description]

Output: Very poor condition, save up for something better.

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Input: [Grade] 1 [Description]

Output: 1. Substantial engine or body damage 3. Flood damage 4. Fire extinguisher damage

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Input: [Grade] RA [Description]

Output: Minor accident vehicle to which the damage has been repaired.

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Input: [Grade] R [Description]

Output: More substantial accident vehicle to which the damage has been repaired.

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Input: [Grade] *** [Description]

Output: Accident car or "As it is condition"; Engine may no longer work.

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Input: [Product Code] Polyres 100 Pale [Suggested Use] Economical Varnishes and enamels Zone marking paints Gloss wall paints [Principle Properties]

Output: Varnishes produced with this highly soluble resin possess excellent stability


Input: [Product Code] Polyres 1111 - TS/50 [Suggested Use] This resin solution has been prepared for the formulation of publication gravure printing inks [Principle Properties]

Output: The resin exhibits good initial colour and colour retention and fast solvent release Formulated films exhibit good resistance to abrasion, water and weather


Input: [Product Code] Polyres 1111 [Suggested Use] This resin solution has been prepared for the formulation of publication gravure printing inks [Principle Properties]

Output: The resin exhibits good initial colour and colour retention and fast solvent release Formulated films exhibit good resistance to abrasion, water and weather


Input: [Product Code] Polyres 1126 [Suggested Use] Formulation of floor paints Furniture varnishes Printing inks [Principle Properties]

Output: The resin has a high softening point and excellent compatibility with long oil alkyds and drying oils Fast drying


Input: [Product Code] Polyres 200A [Suggested Use] Manufacture of pale-coloured mixing varnishes General purpose varnishes Nitrocellulose lacquers [Principle Properties]

Output: Solubility Compatibility Initial colour Colour retention


Input: [Product Code] Polyres 220W 100% [Suggested Use] Gravure printing inks High gloss finishes Stencil paints Flow aids Wetting and anti-skinning agents [Principle Properties]

Output: Drying Gloss solubility Flow characteristics


Input: [Product Code] Polyres 220W 70% [Suggested Use] Publication gravure inks High gloss finishes Stencil paints Flow acids Wetting and anti-skinning agents [Principle Properties]

Output: Improves gloss, stability, flow and compatibility


Input: [Product Code] Polyres 221X [Suggested Use] Formulating gravure printing inks Oil paints Gloss paints Flat and semi-gloss [Principle Properties]

Output: The resin exhibits good wetting, flatting, flow and brushing characteristics


Input: [Product Code] Polyres 24-140 [Suggested Use] Used in flexographic and moisture set inks, especially when basic dyestuffs are present [Principle Properties]

Output: Combines a high-melting point with a relatively low acid value Has unique dye laking properties in the absence of tannic acid


Input: [Product Code] Polyres 24-152 [Suggested Use] Formulation of publication gravure printing inks [Principle Properties]

Output: High softening point and fast drying characteristics


Input: [Product Code] Polyres 280J [Suggested Use] Pale finishing lacquers Pale varnishes White enamels Tin plating inks Enamels [Principle Properties]

Output: Good initial colour Colour retention Gloss Compatibility with alkyd resins


Input: [Product Code] Polyres 91-746 [Suggested Use] Flexographic or rotogravure water inks and varnishes Paper towels Various coated or uncoated paper substrates For use in compounding aqueous floor polishes [Principle Properties]

Output: Ammonia soluble, alcohol reducible, fast solvent release, good wet rub resistance In aqueous floor polishes it contributes excellent gloss, leveling and film clarity It also shows excellent water resistance and removability


Input: [Product Code] Polyres 92-163 [Suggested Use] Used as a processing aid in the manufacture of vinyl tiles [Principle Properties]

Output: It facilitates mixing and milling of the mass through its improved wetting characteristics The resin also functions as a high temperature plasticiser and contributes to the heat and light stability of the vinyl tile


Input: [Product Code] Polyres LH2786 [Suggested Use] Lithographic printing inks Varnishes [Principle Properties]

Output: Good compatibility High gloss Good water resistance


Input: [Product Code] Polyres LH3052 [Suggested Use] This "one size fits all" resin is intended for use in single resin system publication gravure printing inks and varnishes [Principle Properties]

Output: This medium viscosity resin exhibits a very high softening point, fast solvent release and good gloss


Input: [Product Code] Polyres LH3055 [Suggested Use] This "one size fits all" resin is intended for use in single resin system publication gravure printing inks and varnishes [Principle Properties]

Output: This medium viscosity resin exhibits a very high softening point, fast solvent release and good gloss


Input: [Product Code] Polyres LH3056 [Suggested Use] This "one size fits all" resin is intended for use in single resin system publication gravure printing inks and varnishes [Principle Properties]

Output: This medium viscosity resin exhibits a very high softening point, fast solvent release and good gloss


Input: [Product Code] R980-75 [Suggested Use] Q.D. Primers and undercoats NC Automotive primers NC Sanding sealers [Principle Properties]

Output: Fast solvent release Good initial colour Improves wet sanding properties


Input: [Type of Flooring] Install Carpeting [Average Cost] $1,498 [More Info]

Output: See Carpeting Costs

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Input: [Type of Flooring] Install Ceramic or Porcelain Tile [Average Cost] $1,588 [More Info]

Output: See Ceramic or Porcelain Tile Costs

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Input: [Type of Flooring] Install Laminate Flooring [Average Cost] $2,816 [More Info]

Output: See Laminate Flooring Costs

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Input: [Type of Flooring] Install Natural Stone Tile [Average Cost] $1,830 [More Info]

Output: See Natural Stone Tile Costs

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Input: [Type of Flooring] Install Vinyl or Linoleum Flooring [Average Cost] $357 [More Info]

Output: See Vinyl or Linoleum Flooring Costs

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Input: [Type of Flooring] Install Wood Flooring [Average Cost] $4,240 [More Info]

Output: See Wood Flooring Costs

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Input: [Gas Mixtures] Carbon Dioxide/Argon [Applications]

Output: Welding Shield Gas


Input: [Gas Mixtures] Oxygen/Argon [Applications]

Output: Welding Shield Gas


Input: [Gas Mixtures] Helium/Argon [Applications]

Output: Welding Shield Gas


Input: [Gas Mixtures] Helium/Nitrogen [Applications]

Output: Leak Detection


Input: [Gas Mixtures] Helium/Air [Applications]

Output: Leak Detection


Input: [Gas Mixtures] Nitrogen/Argon [Applications]

Output: Lamp Filling


Input: [Gas Mixtures] SF6/Carbon Dioxide [Applications]

Output: Cover Gas for Molten Leak Detection Metal


Input: [Hair Removal Method] Razor [Permanent?] No [How fast is it?] Fast [Side effects/ Skin reaction?] Thicker re-grow hair [Painful?]

Output: Probable


Input: [Hair Removal Method] Depilatory shaver [Permanent?] No [How fast is it?] Fast [Side effects/ Skin reaction?] Skin may be cut, dry or itchy [Painful?]

Output: Yes


Input: [Hair Removal Method] Tweezers [Permanent?] Probable [How fast is it?] Slow [Side effects/ Skin reaction?] Thicker re-grow hair [Painful?]

Output: Yes


Input: [Hair Removal Method] Radiation [Permanent?] Probable [How fast is it?] Slow [Side effects/ Skin reaction?] Side effects of burnt or scars/ hair re-grow [Painful?]

Output: Yes


Input: [Hair Removal Method] Electronic [Permanent?] Probable [How fast is it?] Slow [Side effects/ Skin reaction?] Skin allergic reaction [Painful?]

Output: Yes


Input: [Hair Removal Method] Bella's Depilux™ Hair Free System [Permanent?] Yes [How fast is it?] Fast [Side effects/ Skin reaction?] No side effects [Painful?]

Output: Slight tingling sensation


Input: [E-Number] E500 [Category] Acidity regulator, Raising agent [Comments] No adverse effects recorded in small quantities [Name]

Output: Sodium carbonates (Bicarbonate of soda)

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Input: [E-Number] E501 [Category] Acidity regulator [Comments] No adverse effects recorded [Name]

Output: Potassium carbonates

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Input: [E-Number] E503 [Category] Acidity regulator [Comments] May irritate mucus membranes [Name]

Output: Ammonium carbonates

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Input: [E-Number] E504 [Category] Acidity regulator, Anti-caking agent [Comments] No adverse effects recorded. Often found in antacids and laxatives. [Name]

Output: Magnesium carbonates

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Input: [E-Number] E507 [Category] Acid [Comments] No adverse effects noted in small quantities [Name]

Output: Hydrochloric acid

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Input: [E-Number] E508 [Category] Gelling agent [Comments] Found in low sodium & salt products. [Name]

Output: Potassium chloride

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Input: [E-Number] E509 [Category] Firming Agent [Comments] No adverse effects recorded [Name]

Output: Calcium chloride

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Input: [E-Number] E510 [Category] Acidity regulator, Improving agent [Comments] Best avoided by people with liver or kidney problems [Name]

Output: Ammonium chloride

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Input: [E-Number] E511 [Category] Firming Agent [Comments] One of the essential minerals [Name]

Output: Magnesium chloride

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Input: [E-Number] E513 [Category] Acid [Comments] Banned in some countries [Name]

Output: Sulphuric acid

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Input: [E-Number] E514 [Category] Acidity regulator [Comments] Can upset the body's water balance [Name]

Output: Sodium sulphates

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Input: [E-Number] E515 [Category] Seasoning [Comments] No adverse effects recorded [Name]

Output: Potassium sulphates

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Input: [E-Number] E516 [Category] Sequestrant, Improving agent [Comments] No adverse effects recorded [Name]

Output: Calcium sulphate

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Input: [E-Number] E517 [Category] Improving agent [Name]

Output: Ammonium sulphate

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Input: [E-Number] E518 [Category] Acidity regulator [Comments] A laxative. No adverse effects recorded in small quantities [Name]

Output: Magnesium sulphate (Epsom salts)

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Input: [E-Number] E519 [Category] Preservative [Comments] One of the essential minerals [Name]

Output: Copper sulphate

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Input: [E-Number] E520 [Category] Firming Agent [Name]

Output: Aluminium sulphate

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Input: [E-Number] E521 [Category] Firming Agent [Name]

Output: Aluminium sodium sulphate

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Input: [E-Number] E522 [Category] Acidity regulator [Name]

Output: Aluminium potassium sulphate

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Input: [E-Number] E524 [Category] Acidity regulator [Comments] Banned in some countries [Name]

Output: Sodium hydroxide

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Input: [E-Number] E525 [Category] Acidity regulator [Comments] Banned in some countries [Name]

Output: Potassium hydroxide

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Input: [E-Number] E526 [Category] Acidity regulator [Comments] No adverse effects recorded in small quantities [Name]

Output: Calcium hydroxide

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Input: [E-Number] E527 [Category] Acidity regulator [Comments] Banned in some countries [Name]

Output: Ammonium hydroxide

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Input: [E-Number] E528 [Category] Acidity regulator [Comments] Banned in some countries [Name]

Output: Magnesium hydroxide

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Input: [E-Number] E529 [Category] Acidity regulator [Comments] No adverse effects recorded [Name]

Output: Calcium oxide

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Input: [E-Number] E530 [Category] Anti-caking agent [Comments] Banned in some countries [Name]

Output: Magnesium oxide

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Input: [E-Number] E535 [Category] Anti-caking agent [Comments] No adverse effects recorded [Name]

Output: Sodium ferrocyanide

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Input: [E-Number] E536 [Category] Anti-caking agent [Name]

Output: Potassium ferrocyanide

E Numbers, Food Additives, Food/Energy Toxins and Health Guide. Acidity regulators, colours, emulsifiers, flavourings, sweeteners, preservatives, propellants, stabilisers and release agents. Philip Chave. The Haven Healing Centre, Blagdon, North Somerset


Input: [E-Number] E540 [Category] Acidity regulator [Comments] Banned in Australia and some other countries [Name]

Output: Di-calcium di-phosphate

E Numbers, Food Additives, Food/Energy Toxins and Health Guide. Acidity regulators, colours, emulsifiers, flavourings, sweeteners, preservatives, propellants, stabilisers and release agents. Philip Chave. The Haven Healing Centre, Blagdon, North Somerset


Input: [E-Number] E541 [Category] Emulsifier, Raising agent [Comments] Banned in Australia and some other countries [Name]

Output: Sodium aluminium phosphate

E Numbers, Food Additives, Food/Energy Toxins and Health Guide. Acidity regulators, colours, emulsifiers, flavourings, sweeteners, preservatives, propellants, stabilisers and release agents. Philip Chave. The Haven Healing Centre, Blagdon, North Somerset


Input: [E-Number] E542 [Category] Anti-caking agent [Comments] Animal origin. No adverse effects recorded [Name]

Output: Bone phosphate

E Numbers, Food Additives, Food/Energy Toxins and Health Guide. Acidity regulators, colours, emulsifiers, flavourings, sweeteners, preservatives, propellants, stabilisers and release agents. Philip Chave. The Haven Healing Centre, Blagdon, North Somerset


Input: [E-Number] E544 [Category] Emulsifier [Comments] Banned in Australia and some other countries [Name]

Output: Calcium polyphosphate

E Numbers, Food Additives, Food/Energy Toxins and Health Guide. Acidity regulators, colours, emulsifiers, flavourings, sweeteners, preservatives, propellants, stabilisers and release agents. Philip Chave. The Haven Healing Centre, Blagdon, North Somerset


Input: [E-Number] E545 [Category] Emulsifier [Comments] Banned in Australia and some other countries [Name]

Output: Ammonium polyphosphate

E Numbers, Food Additives, Food/Energy Toxins and Health Guide. Acidity regulators, colours, emulsifiers, flavourings, sweeteners, preservatives, propellants, stabilisers and release agents. Philip Chave. The Haven Healing Centre, Blagdon, North Somerset


Input: [E-Number] E551 [Category] Anti-caking agent [Comments] Derived from sand. No adverse effects recorded in food use [Name]

Output: Silicon dioxide (Silica)

E Numbers, Food Additives, Food/Energy Toxins and Health Guide. Acidity regulators, colours, emulsifiers, flavourings, sweeteners, preservatives, propellants, stabilisers and release agents. Philip Chave. The Haven Healing Centre, Blagdon, North Somerset


Input: [E-Number] E552 [Category] Anti-caking agent [Comments] Antacid. No adverse effects recorded [Name]

Output: Calcium silicate

E Numbers, Food Additives, Food/Energy Toxins and Health Guide. Acidity regulators, colours, emulsifiers, flavourings, sweeteners, preservatives, propellants, stabilisers and release agents. Philip Chave. The Haven Healing Centre, Blagdon, North Somerset


Input: [E-Number] E553(A) [Category] Anti-caking agent [Comments] Banned in Australia [Name]

Output: Magnesium silicates

E Numbers, Food Additives, Food/Energy Toxins and Health Guide. Acidity regulators, colours, emulsifiers, flavourings, sweeteners, preservatives, propellants, stabilisers and release agents. Philip Chave. The Haven Healing Centre, Blagdon, North Somerset


Input: [E-Number] E553(B) [Category] Anti-caking agent [Comments] Potential adverse reaction. Avoid if possible. [Name]

Output: Talc

E Numbers, Food Additives, Food/Energy Toxins and Health Guide. Acidity regulators, colours, emulsifiers, flavourings, sweeteners, preservatives, propellants, stabilisers and release agents. Philip Chave. The Haven Healing Centre, Blagdon, North Somerset


Input: [E-Number] E554 [Category] Anti-caking agent [Name]

Output: Sodium aluminium silicate

E Numbers, Food Additives, Food/Energy Toxins and Health Guide. Acidity regulators, colours, emulsifiers, flavourings, sweeteners, preservatives, propellants, stabilisers and release agents. Philip Chave. The Haven Healing Centre, Blagdon, North Somerset


Input: [E-Number] E556 [Category] Anti-caking agent [Name]

Output: Calcium aluminium silicate

E Numbers, Food Additives, Food/Energy Toxins and Health Guide. Acidity regulators, colours, emulsifiers, flavourings, sweeteners, preservatives, propellants, stabilisers and release agents. Philip Chave. The Haven Healing Centre, Blagdon, North Somerset


Input: [E-Number] E558 [Category] Anti-caking agent [Comments] No adverse effects recorded [Name]

Output: Bentonite

E Numbers, Food Additives, Food/Energy Toxins and Health Guide. Acidity regulators, colours, emulsifiers, flavourings, sweeteners, preservatives, propellants, stabilisers and release agents. Philip Chave. The Haven Healing Centre, Blagdon, North Somerset


Input: [E-Number] E559 [Category] Anti-caking agent [Comments] No adverse effects recorded [Name]

Output: Aluminium silicate (Kaolin)

E Numbers, Food Additives, Food/Energy Toxins and Health Guide. Acidity regulators, colours, emulsifiers, flavourings, sweeteners, preservatives, propellants, stabilisers and release agents. Philip Chave. The Haven Healing Centre, Blagdon, North Somerset


Input: [E-Number] E570 [Category] Anti-caking agent [Comments] No adverse effects recorded [Name]

Output: Stearic acid (Fatty acid)

E Numbers, Food Additives, Food/Energy Toxins and Health Guide. Acidity regulators, colours, emulsifiers, flavourings, sweeteners, preservatives, propellants, stabilisers and release agents. Philip Chave. The Haven Healing Centre, Blagdon, North Somerset


Input: [E-Number] E572 [Category] Anti-caking agent [Comments] No adverse effects recorded [Name]

Output: Magnesium stearate

E Numbers, Food Additives, Food/Energy Toxins and Health Guide. Acidity regulators, colours, emulsifiers, flavourings, sweeteners, preservatives, propellants, stabilisers and release agents. Philip Chave. The Haven Healing Centre, Blagdon, North Somerset


Input: [E-Number] E575 [Category] Anti-caking agent, Sequestrant [Comments] No adverse effects recorded [Name]

Output: Glucono Delta-lactone

E Numbers, Food Additives, Food/Energy Toxins and Health Guide. Acidity regulators, colours, emulsifiers, flavourings, sweeteners, preservatives, propellants, stabilisers and release agents. Philip Chave. The Haven Healing Centre, Blagdon, North Somerset


Input: [E-Number] E576 [Category] Sequestrant [Comments] Banned in Australia [Name]

Output: Sodium gluconate

E Numbers, Food Additives, Food/Energy Toxins and Health Guide. Acidity regulators, colours, emulsifiers, flavourings, sweeteners, preservatives, propellants, stabilisers and release agents. Philip Chave. The Haven Healing Centre, Blagdon, North Somerset


Input: [E-Number] E577 [Category] Sequestrant [Comments] No adverse effects recorded [Name]

Output: Potassium gluconate

E Numbers, Food Additives, Food/Energy Toxins and Health Guide. Acidity regulators, colours, emulsifiers, flavourings, sweeteners, preservatives, propellants, stabilisers and release agents. Philip Chave. The Haven Healing Centre, Blagdon, North Somerset


Input: [E-Number] E578 [Category] Firming Agent [Comments] No adverse effects recorded [Name]

Output: Calcium gluconate

E Numbers, Food Additives, Food/Energy Toxins and Health Guide. Acidity regulators, colours, emulsifiers, flavourings, sweeteners, preservatives, propellants, stabilisers and release agents. Philip Chave. The Haven Healing Centre, Blagdon, North Somerset


Input: [E-Number] E579 [Category] Colouring [Comments] No adverse effects recorded [Name]

Output: Ferrous gluconate

E Numbers, Food Additives, Food/Energy Toxins and Health Guide. Acidity regulators, colours, emulsifiers, flavourings, sweeteners, preservatives, propellants, stabilisers and release agents. Philip Chave. The Haven Healing Centre, Blagdon, North Somerset


Input: [E-Number] E585 [Category] Colouring [Comments] No adverse effects recorded [Name]

Output: Ferrous lactate

E Numbers, Food Additives, Food/Energy Toxins and Health Guide. Acidity regulators, colours, emulsifiers, flavourings, sweeteners, preservatives, propellants, stabilisers and release agents. Philip Chave. The Haven Healing Centre, Blagdon, North Somerset


Input: [Deliverable] D1.1 [Dissemintation Level] PU [Due Date] 2011/08 [Download] Download [Title]

Output: First Year Report on Conference Session


Input: [Deliverable] D1.2 [Dissemintation Level] PU [Due Date] 2011/08 [Download] Download [Title]

Output: First Year Report on Scientific Workshops


Input: [Deliverable] D1.3 [Dissemintation Level] PU [Due Date] 2012/08 [Download] Download [Title]

Output: Second Year Report on Conference Session


Input: [Deliverable] D1.4 [Dissemintation Level] PU [Due Date] 2012/08 [Download] Download [Title]

Output: Second Year Report on Scientific Workshops


Input: [Deliverable] D1.5 [Dissemintation Level] PU [Due Date] 2012/08 [Download] Download [Title]

Output: Methodology for SESERV Year 2 Coordination Activities


Input: [Deliverable] D2.1 [Dissemintation Level] PU [Due Date] 2011/08 [Download] Download [Title]

Output: First Report on Economic Future Internet Coordination Activities


Input: [Deliverable] D2.2 [Dissemintation Level] PU [Due Date] 2012/08 [Download] Download [Title]

Output: Final Report on Economic Future Internet Coordination Activities


Input: [Deliverable] D3.1 [Dissemintation Level] PU [Due Date] 2011/08 [Download] Download [Title]

Output: First Report on Social Future Internet Coordination Activities


Input: [Deliverable] D3.2 [Dissemintation Level] PU [Due Date] 2012/08 [Download] Download [Title]

Output: Final Report on Social Future Internet Coordination Activities


Input: [Deliverable] D4.1 [Dissemintation Level] RE [Due Date] 2011/08 [Download] Download [Title]

Output: First Dissemination, External Liaisons, and Exploitation Plan


Input: [Deliverable] D4.2 [Dissemintation Level] PU [Due Date] 2012/08 [Download] Download [Title]

Output: Final Dissemination, External Liaisons, and Exploitation Plan


Input: [POST-OP] Day Following Surgery [TRANSPLANTED AREA] Patients are instructed to wash their hair gently, but thoroughly, so that the scalp is free of any blood. [DONOR AREA]

Output: Expect some soreness, tightness, and possibly numbness.

After FUT Hair Transplant Surgery | Post-op Instructions | Bernstein Medical


Input: [POST-OP] Days 2-3 [TRANSPLANTED AREA] Some scabbing is present as well as moderate redness. Swelling may appear on the forehead. There is generally no discomfort in the recipient area. [DONOR AREA]

Output: Soreness in the donor area begins to disappear. Some numbness may continue.

After FUT Hair Transplant Surgery | Post-op Instructions | Bernstein Medical


Input: [POST-OP] Days 4-6 [TRANSPLANTED AREA] If there is significant swelling, it may settle across the bridge of the nose and around the eyes and cheeks. [DONOR AREA]

Output: In the donor area only, any residual crusting can be removed with directly running shower water.

After FUT Hair Transplant Surgery | Post-op Instructions | Bernstein Medical


Input: [POST-OP] End of Week 1 [TRANSPLANTED AREA] Swelling usually has subsided. Redness is faint or absent. The hair transplant looks and feels like a week-old beard. [DONOR AREA]

Output: Soreness is generally gone. Rarely there is some persistent numbness.

After FUT Hair Transplant Surgery | Post-op Instructions | Bernstein Medical


Input: [POST-OP] Day 10 [TRANSPLANTED AREA] The grafts are permanently in place and cannot be dislodged. Any residual crusting may be gently scrubbed off. Patients may return to normal shampooing, brushing and combing. Patients are seen in follow-up. [DONOR AREA]

Output: Sutures or first set of staples will be removed.

After FUT Hair Transplant Surgery | Post-op Instructions | Bernstein Medical


Input: [POST-OP] End of Week 2 [TRANSPLANTED AREA] The transplanted hair begins to shed. [DONOR AREA]

Output: Sutures begin to absorb. Numbness is uncommon. If staples are used, some or all will be removed.

After FUT Hair Transplant Surgery | Post-op Instructions | Bernstein Medical


Input: [POST-OP] End of Week 3 [TRANSPLANTED AREA] The transplanted hair continues to shed. Patients may get haircuts. [DONOR AREA]

Output: The knots at the ends of the absorbable sutures begin to disappear. Remaining staples are removed.

After FUT Hair Transplant Surgery | Post-op Instructions | Bernstein Medical


Input: [POST-OP] End of Month 1 [TRANSPLANTED AREA] The follicles enter a resting phase. You will look very much like you did before the procedure. Patients may dye their hair. [DONOR AREA]

Output: The donor area should still be protected against strenuous activity that stretches or puts undue pressure on the back of the scalp.

After FUT Hair Transplant Surgery | Post-op Instructions | Bernstein Medical


Input: [POST-OP] Months 2-5 [TRANSPLANTED AREA] The newly transplanted hair starts to grow, initially as very fine hair. Some or all of the original hair that was shed begins to grow back. [DONOR AREA]

Output: Any residual numbness in the donor area has generally resolved.

After FUT Hair Transplant Surgery | Post-op Instructions | Bernstein Medical


Input: [POST-OP] Months 6-9 [TRANSPLANTED AREA] Hair is groomable, but it continues to grow and thicken. Slight textural changes in hair are occasionally present. [DONOR AREA]

Output: The donor area regains most of its strength.

After FUT Hair Transplant Surgery | Post-op Instructions | Bernstein Medical


Input: [POST-OP] Month 10 [TRANSPLANTED AREA] Patients are seen in follow-up. If a second session is considered, it will be discussed. [DONOR AREA]

Output: Donor laxity has been restored.

After FUT Hair Transplant Surgery | Post-op Instructions | Bernstein Medical


Input: [Product name] KSP-100 [INCI] VINYL DIMETHICONE/METHICONE SILSESQUIOXANE CROSSPOLYMER [Features]

Output: White, spherical silicone composite powder consisting of spherical silicone rubber powder coated with silicone resin. With its properties of both silicone rubber and resin, KSP-100 imparts a uniquely soft, silky feel and good dispersibility with reduced agglomeration. Average particle size: 5µm.


Input: [Product name] KSP-101 [INCI] VINYL DIMETHICONE/METHICONE SILSESQUIOXANE CROSSPOLYMER [Features]

Output: White, spherical silicone composite powder consisting of spherical silicone rubber powder coated with silicone resin. With its properties of both silicone rubber and resin, KSP-101 imparts a uniquely soft, silky feel and good dispersibility with reduced agglomeration. Average particle size: 12µm.


Input: [Product name] KSP-102 [INCI] VINYL DIMETHICONE/METHICONE SILSESQUIOXANE CROSSPOLYMER [Features]

Output: White, spherical silicone composite powder consisting of spherical silicone rubber powder coated with silicone resin. With its properties of both silicone rubber and resin, KSP-102 imparts a uniquely soft, silky feel and good dispersibility with reduced agglomeration. Average particle size: 30µm.


Input: [Product name] KSP-105 [INCI] VINYL DIMETHICONE/METHICONE SILSESQUIOXANE CROSSPOLYMER [Features]

Output: White, spherical silicone composite powder consisting of spherical silicone rubber powder coated with silicone resin. With its properties of both silicone rubber and resin, KSP-105 imparts a uniquely soft, silky feel and good dispersibility with reduced agglomeration. Average particle size: 2µm.


Input: [Product name] KSP-300 [INCI] DIPHENYL DIMETHICONE/VINYL DIPHENYL DIMETHICONE/SILSESQUIOXANE CROSSPOLYMER [Features]

Output: White, spherical silicone composite powder consisting of spherical silicone rubber powder coated with silicone resin, functionalized with phenyl groups. KSP-300 imparts a uniquely soft, silky feel and good dispersibility with reduced agglomeration. Average particle size: 5µm.


Input: [Product name] KSP-411 [INCI] POLYSILICONE-1 CROSSPOLYMER [Features]

Output: White, spherical silicone composite powder consisting of spherical silicone rubber powder coated with silicone resin. With its properties of both silicone rubber and resin, KSP-411 imparts a uniquely soft, silky feel and good dispersibility with reduced agglomeration. Average particle size: 12µm.


Input: [Product name] KSP-441 [INCI] POLYSILICONE-22 [Features]

Output: White, spherical silicone composite powder consisting of spherical silicone rubber powder with silicone resin, functionalized with alkyl groups. With its properties of both silicone rubber and resin, KSP-441 imparts a uniquely soft, silky feel and good dispersibility with reduced agglomeration. Average particle size: 12µm.


Input: [Product] Mangroomer Professional [Best for....] Tool extends to make it easy to reach the back and other hard to reach spots. [Tip]

Output: Remember, everything goes in reverse in the mirror.


Input: [Product] Norelco Bodygroom Shaver [Best for....] Can be used anywhere you would prefer to have less hair. Great for chest, abs and shoulders. [Tip]

Output: Use the trimmer guards first, and then shave if you want an even closer finish.


Input: [Product] Andis Slim Line 2 Cordless [Best for....] Another great cordless and multi-talented option for keeping body hair under control. Convenient to charge and use. [Tip]

Output: Trim in the direction of the hair growth to help limit any irritation.


Input: [Product] Scissors [Best for....] Trimming those missed hairs on the privates, back and chest. Also great for trimming sensitive areas with minimal risk of collateral damage due to rounded tips. [Tip]

Output: As with a haircut, it's better to start by clipping just a little—you can always take off more, but you can't get hair back.


Input: [Product] Mangroomer Ultimate Pro Body Groomer [Best for....] Exactly what it sounds like. Gets private areas smoothed out safely and comfortably. [Tip]

Output: Always use a guard around the crown jewels. Just trust us on this one.


Input: [Product] Razor/shave oil [Best for....] Getting smoother, closer results than an electric trimmer. [Tip]

Output: As with the face, it's important to shave with the grain. Then, keep the area you shaved clean and exfoliated to avoid ingrown hairs. Trim it down first.


Input: [Product] DS Laboratories Keramene [Best for....] Minimizer softens hairs and inhibits growth to make staying smooth between shaves easy. [Tip]

Output: Make sure you get a smooth coat—you don't want to undo all that hard work with patchiness when the hair comes back.


Input: [Equipment Specs] CM Scan Software License [Links] Scanners Video [Product Used For]

Output: Logging labor hours with PM

CribMaster Software and Bar-code Scanners for tool, MRO and Indirect Material Management


Input: [Equipment Specs] CM Radio Software License [Links] Abuse Video [Product Used For]

Output: Remote Issue of Inventory

CribMaster Software and Bar-code Scanners for tool, MRO and Indirect Material Management


Input: [Equipment Specs] Automatic Replacement Support Agreement [Links] Why Scanners? [Product Used For]

Output: Speeding up the issue transactions in a manned crib or store room

CribMaster Software and Bar-code Scanners for tool, MRO and Indirect Material Management


Input: [Equipment Specs] 802.11 B/G Communications [Product Used For]

Output: Self Issue Stations

CribMaster Software and Bar-code Scanners for tool, MRO and Indirect Material Management


Input: [Equipment Specs] Requires Access Point [Product Used For]

Output: Speeding up the receiving process

CribMaster Software and Bar-code Scanners for tool, MRO and Indirect Material Management


Input: [Equipment Specs] Windows Mobile 5 Operating System [Product Used For]

Output: Cycle counting

CribMaster Software and Bar-code Scanners for tool, MRO and Indirect Material Management


Input: [Description] Layout of spacing and components of a typical underground ductbank. [Photo] N/A [Detail]

Output: Ductbank Cross-section (Spacing)

UWS 3.0 Detail Drawing and Photo Downloads | OIT Website


Input: [Description] Example of a typical ductbank as it enters a building (profile view). [Photo] N/A [Detail]

Output: Building Entrance Detail

UWS 3.0 Detail Drawing and Photo Downloads | OIT Website


Input: [Description] Profile of standard layout of a duct cell entrance into the side of a manhole. [Photo] N/A [Detail]

Output: Manhole Entrance Detail

UWS 3.0 Detail Drawing and Photo Downloads | OIT Website


Input: [Description] Profile view of typical telecom manhole. [Photo] N/A [Detail]

Output: Manhole Elevation

UWS 3.0 Detail Drawing and Photo Downloads | OIT Website


Input: [Description] Views of cable racks and hooks used in manholes. [Photo] N/A [Detail]

Output: Manhole Equipment Details

UWS 3.0 Detail Drawing and Photo Downloads | OIT Website


Input: [Description] View of typical telecom manhole cover. [Photo] N/A [Detail]

Output: Manhole Cover

UWS 3.0 Detail Drawing and Photo Downloads | OIT Website


Input: [Description] Cross section showing ductbanks and typical restoration of brick sidewalks. [Photo] N/A [Detail]

Output: Site Restoration -- Brick Pavers

UWS 3.0 Detail Drawing and Photo Downloads | OIT Website


Input: [Description] Cross section showing ductbanks and typical restoration of asphalt streets and parking areas. [Photo] N/A [Detail]

Output: Site Restoration -- Asphalt Pavement

UWS 3.0 Detail Drawing and Photo Downloads | OIT Website


Input: [Description] Cross section showing ductbanks and typical restoration of grass areas. [Photo] N/A [Detail]

Output: Site Restoration -- Grass Areas

UWS 3.0 Detail Drawing and Photo Downloads | OIT Website


Input: [0] Saturday [Breakfast.] Milk Pottage or Water-gruel [Supper.] Bread & Cheese or Bread & Butter with Beer [Dinner.]

Output: Suet Puddings Baked & Beer


Input: [0] Sunday [Breakfast.] Bread & Beer [Supper.] Beef Broth & Beer [Dinner.]

Output: Beef Broth & Beer


Input: [0] Monday [Breakfast.] Milk Pottage or Water-gruel [Supper.] Bread & Cheese or Bread & Butter [Dinner.]

Output: Rice Milk and Beer in Summer, Pease Pottage of Sunday's Broth in Winter


Input: [0] Tuesday [Breakfast.] Ditto [Supper.] Broth Beef and Beer [Dinner.]

Output: Broth Beef and Beer


Input: [0] Wednesday [Breakfast.] Ditto [Supper.] as Monday [Dinner.]

Output: Rice Milk and Beer


Input: [0] Thursday [Breakfast.] Ditto [Supper.] as Tuesday [Dinner.]

Output: Broth Beef Bread and Beer, as Sunday


Input: [0] Friday [Breakfast.] Ditto [Supper.] Bread & Cheese or Bread & Butter with Beer [Dinner.]

Output: Frumetty & Beer at 3 o'Clock


Input: [Term] Cascade [Usage] A type of system through which energy and mass flow from one subsystem to another [Example]

Output: Movement of water and sediment through a drainage basin.

Chapter 1 — GES DISC - Goddard Earth Sciences Data and Information Services Center


Input: [Term] Feedback [Usage] Output to one system acts as input to itself. The effect can be self-enhancing (positive feedback) or self-refulating (negative feedback). [Example]

Output: As river bar is eroded, it becomes more streamlined in shape, which reduces erosion (negative feedback).

Chapter 1 — GES DISC - Goddard Earth Sciences Data and Information Services Center


Input: [Term] Equilibrium [Usage] A balance between form and process. [Example]

Output: Hillslopes form as a balance between rock resistance and erosional processes.

Chapter 1 — GES DISC - Goddard Earth Sciences Data and Information Services Center


Input: [Term] Threshold [Usage] A condition that must be achieved for a system to pass from one state to another. [Example]

Output: A landslide can occur only when the driving forces exceed the resisting forces.

Chapter 1 — GES DISC - Goddard Earth Sciences Data and Information Services Center


Input: [Term] Equifinality [Usage] The derivation of similar final states in different ways from diverse origins. [Example]

Output: Polygonal ground may form from desiccation, freezing, or volcanism.

Chapter 1 — GES DISC - Goddard Earth Sciences Data and Information Services Center


Input: [Term] Dynamic Equilibrium [Usage] An equilibrium state maintained by a balance of fluctuations around a constantly changing system condition. [Example]

Output: Rivers maintain an equilibrium of channel form as they continue long-term degradation.

Chapter 1 — GES DISC - Goddard Earth Sciences Data and Information Services Center


Input: [Term] Steady State [Usage] An equilibrium state maintained around a time invariant system condition. [Example]

Output: Soil caly content increases by weathering until it reaches constant value

Chapter 1 — GES DISC - Goddard Earth Sciences Data and Information Services Center


Input: [Name] SS190 [Bullet Weight] 31gr [Identification] Unpainted tip [Purpose]

Output: Armor Piercing

Lead-free Hollow Point with copper jacket


Input: [Name] SS191 [Purpose]

Output: Armor Piercing Tracer

Lead-free Hollow Point with copper jacket


Input: [Name] SS192 [Bullet Weight] 28gr [Identification] Green tip [Purpose]

Output: Hollow Point

Lead-free Hollow Point with copper jacket


Input: [Name] Sb193 [Bullet Weight] 55gr [Identification] White tip [Purpose]

Output: Subsonic

Lead-free Hollow Point with copper jacket


Input: [Name] SS195 [Purpose]

Output: Lead-free Hollow Point with copper jacket

Lead-free Hollow Point with copper jacket


Input: [Name] SS196 [Bullet Weight] 40gr [Purpose]

Output: Hollow Point Lead

Lead-free Hollow Point with copper jacket


Input: [Name] L191 [Bullet Weight] 31gr [Identification] Red tip [Purpose]

Output: Tracer

Lead-free Hollow Point with copper jacket


Input: [Name] T194 [Bullet Weight] 31gr [Identification] Brown tip [Purpose]

Output: Training

Lead-free Hollow Point with copper jacket


Input: [Drug] Risperidal [Weight gain] Yes [Diabetes High cholesterol] Less likely [Pills, liquids and wafers] Liquids, pills and wafers [cost] Low [Sexual side effects] occasionally [Stiffness and tremor]

Output: Rarely

Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) and Conduct Disorder (CD) in Children and Adolescents: Diagnosis and Treatment


Input: [Drug] Zyprexa [Weight gain] The most [Diabetes High cholesterol] Most likely [Pills, liquids and wafers] Pills and wafers [cost] High [Sexual side effects] unlikely [Stiffness and tremor]

Output: Rarely

Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) and Conduct Disorder (CD) in Children and Adolescents: Diagnosis and Treatment


Input: [Drug] Seroquel [Weight gain] Very often [Diabetes High cholesterol] Sometimes [Pills, liquids and wafers] Pills [cost] Low [Sexual side effects] never [Stiffness and tremor]

Output: Almost never

Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) and Conduct Disorder (CD) in Children and Adolescents: Diagnosis and Treatment


Input: [Drug] Abilify [Weight gain] Unlikely [Diabetes High cholesterol] Unlikely [Pills, liquids and wafers] Pills [cost] High [Sexual side effects] unlikely [Stiffness and tremor]

Output: Not uncommon

Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) and Conduct Disorder (CD) in Children and Adolescents: Diagnosis and Treatment


Input: [Drug] Zeldox [Weight gain] Never [Diabetes High cholesterol] Never [Pills, liquids and wafers] Pills [cost] High [Sexual side effects] unlikely [Stiffness and tremor]

Output: Not uncommon

Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) and Conduct Disorder (CD) in Children and Adolescents: Diagnosis and Treatment


Input: [Drug] Loxapine [Weight gain] Unlikely [Diabetes High cholesterol] Unlikely [Pills, liquids and wafers] Pills [cost] Low [Sexual side effects] unlikely [Stiffness and tremor]

Output: Yes

Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) and Conduct Disorder (CD) in Children and Adolescents: Diagnosis and Treatment


Input: [Disease] Ascariasis [Causing Agent] Ascaris lumbricoides [Infection / Transmission]

Output: raw vegetables infected with eggs


Input: [Disease] Athletes’ Foot [Causing Agent] Trichophyton [Infection / Transmission]

Output: bad foot hygiene


Input: [Disease] Bacillary Dysentery [Causing Agent] Shigella Dysenterie [Infection / Transmission]

Output: flies, food, faeces


Input: [Disease] Botulism [Causing Agent] Clostridium botulinum [Infection / Transmission]

Output: food poisoning


Input: [Disease] Cholera [Causing Agent] Vibrio Cholerae [Infection / Transmission]

Output: flies, food , faeces, carriers


Input: [Disease] Diarrhea [Causing Agent] Giardia intestinalis [Infection / Transmission]

Output: contaminated stools


Input: [Disease] Diphtheria [Causing Agent] Corynebacterium diptheriae [Infection / Transmission]

Output: Contact


Input: [Disease] Filariasis [Causing Agent] Wuchereria bancrofti [Infection / Transmission]

Output: mosquito, infection in lymph nodes


Input: [Disease] Gonorrhoea [Causing Agent] Diplococcus [Infection / Transmission]

Output: sexual intercourse


Input: [Disease] Hook worm disease [Causing Agent] Ancylostoma Duodenale [Infection / Transmission]

Output: faiseces and walking barefoot.


Input: [Disease] Kala azar [Causing Agent] Leishmania Donovani [Infection / Transmission]

Output: infected sand fly


Input: [Disease] Leprosy [Causing Agent] Mycobacterium Leprae [Infection / Transmission]

Output: Long and close contact


Input: [Disease] Oriental Sore [Causing Agent] Leishmania Tropica [Infection / Transmission]

Output: infected sand fly


Input: [Disease] Pinworm Disease [Causing Agent] Enterobius Vermicularis caecum [Infection / Transmission]

Output: ingestion of eggs contaminated food


Input: [Disease] Plague [Causing Agent] Yersinia Pestis [Infection / Transmission]

Output: Rat Flea


Input: [Disease] Pneumonia [Causing Agent] Diplococcus pneumonia [Infection / Transmission]

Output: bacteria transmission by contact.


Input: [Disease] Ringworm [Causing Agent] Microsporum Trichophyton [Infection / Transmission]

Output: cats and dogs


Input: [Disease] Septic Sore Throat [Causing Agent] Streptococcus Bacteria [Infection / Transmission]

Output: Contact


Input: [Disease] Sleeping Sickness [Causing Agent] Tryponosoma Brucei [Infection / Transmission]

Output: reaches lymph nodes through fly bites


Input: [Disease] Syphilis [Causing Agent] Treponema Pallidum [Infection / Transmission]

Output: direct contact mainly sex


Input: [Disease] TB [Causing Agent] Mycobacterium tuberculosis [Infection / Transmission]

Output: bacteria transmission by cough


Input: [Disease] Tetanus [Causing Agent] Clostridium tetani [Infection / Transmission]

Output: bacteria in soil through wounds


Input: [Disease] Typhoid [Causing Agent] Salmonella Typhi [Infection / Transmission]

Output: Flies, food etc.


Input: [Disease] Vaginitis [Causing Agent] Trichomonas Vaginalis [Infection / Transmission]

Output: Female Vaginal & Male Urinary Tract


Input: [Disease] Whooping cough [Causing Agent] Hameophilius Pertussis [Infection / Transmission]

Output: coughing and sneezing


Input: [Description] Range of sensorial emulsifiers [Product Range]

Output: Emulium® Emulsifiers


Input: [Description] Functional ingredients to add texture to your cosmetics formulations [Product Range]

Output: Gattefossé texturizing agents


Input: [Description] Range of highly substantiated actives for anti-aging in skincare formulations [Product Range]

Output: Gatuline® anti-aging actives


Input: [Description] Highly substantiated active ingredients with soothing and calming properties [Product Range]

Output: Gatuline® soothing and calming actives


Input: [Description] Active mineral extracts [Product Range]

Output: Mineral Matters active stone extracts


Input: [Description] 100% natural vegetal water extracted by flash distillation [Product Range]

Output: Original Extracts 100% natural vegetal waters


Input: [Description] Sebo-regulating actives [Product Range]

Output: Sebo-regulating actives


Input: [Description] Solubilizers & Dispersers for cosmetic formulations [Product Range]

Output: Solubilizers & Dispersers


Input: [Description] Natural under-eye active [Product Range]

Output: Under-eye active


Input: [Tissue of origin] Adipose (fat) tissue [Benign tumor] Lipoma [Primary sites] Limbs, abdominal or chest cavity Low to moderate [Organ of metastasis] Lungs, liver, spleen, bone [Malignant tumor]

Output: Liposarcoma


Input: [Tissue of origin] Fibrous tissue [Benign tumor] Fibroma [Primary sites] Limbs, oral cavity Low to moderate [Organ of metastasis] Lungs [Malignant tumor]

Output: Fibrosarcoma


Input: [Tissue of origin] Histiocytic cells [Benign tumor] Histiocytoma [Primary sites] Limbs Moderate to high [Organ of metastasis] Lymph nodes, lungs, spleen, liver, kidneys [Malignant tumor]

Output: Histiocytic sarcoma


Input: [Tissue of origin] Lymph vessels [Benign tumor] Lymphangioma [Primary sites] Limbs Moderate [Organ of metastasis] Lymph nodes [Malignant tumor]

Output: Lymphangiosarcoma


Input: [Tissue of origin] Blood vessels [Benign tumor] Hemangioma [Primary sites] Spleen, heart, liver, muscle, bone, kidneys High [Organ of metastasis] Lungs, liver, lymph nodes, distant dermal sites [Malignant tumor]

Output: Hemangiosarcoma


Input: [Tissue of origin] Nervous tissue [Benign tumor] - [Primary sites] Limbs Low to moderate [Organ of metastasis] Lungs [Malignant tumor]

Output: Peripheral nerve sheath tumor


Input: [Tissue of origin] Skeletal muscle [Benign tumor] Rhabdomyoma [Primary sites] Tongue, larynx, heart, bladder Low to moderate [Organ of metastasis] Lungs, liver, spleen, kidneys [Malignant tumor]

Output: Rhabdomyosarcoma


Input: [Tissue of origin] Smooth muscle [Benign tumor] Leiomyoma [Primary sites] Gastrointestinal,spleen, liver, vulva, vagina, subcutaneous tissue Moderate [Organ of metastasis] Lymph nodes, liver, spleen, kidneys [Malignant tumor]

Output: Leiomyosarcoma


Input: [Tissue of origin] Synovial tissue [Benign tumor] Synovioma [Primary sites] Joints Moderate to high [Organ of metastasis] Lymph nodes, lungs [Malignant tumor]

Output: Synovial cell sarcoma


Input: [Tissue of origin] Myxoma tissue [Benign tumor] Myxoma [Primary sites] Limbs, joints Low to moderate [Organ of metastasis] Lungs [Malignant tumor]

Output: Myxosarcoma


Input: [1] Ethanol [3] Gasoline [2]

Output: Methanol

Mother Earth Alcohol Fuel: How To Adapt Your Automobile Engine For Ethyl Alcohol Use


Input: [0] Conventional Polyethylene [1] good [3] poor [2]

Output: excellent

Mother Earth Alcohol Fuel: How To Adapt Your Automobile Engine For Ethyl Alcohol Use


Input: [0] High-density Polyethylene [1] excellent [3] good [2]

Output: excellent

Mother Earth Alcohol Fuel: How To Adapt Your Automobile Engine For Ethyl Alcohol Use


Input: [0] Teflon [1] excellent [3] excellent [2]

Output: excellent

Mother Earth Alcohol Fuel: How To Adapt Your Automobile Engine For Ethyl Alcohol Use


Input: [0] Tefzel [1] excellent [3] excellent [2]

Output: excellent

Mother Earth Alcohol Fuel: How To Adapt Your Automobile Engine For Ethyl Alcohol Use


Input: [0] Polypropylene [1] good [3] fair [2]

Output: excellent

Mother Earth Alcohol Fuel: How To Adapt Your Automobile Engine For Ethyl Alcohol Use


Input: [0] Polymethylpentene [1] good [3] fair [2]

Output: excellent

Mother Earth Alcohol Fuel: How To Adapt Your Automobile Engine For Ethyl Alcohol Use


Input: [0] Polycarbonate [1] good [3] fair [2]

Output: fair

Mother Earth Alcohol Fuel: How To Adapt Your Automobile Engine For Ethyl Alcohol Use


Input: [0] Polyvinyl Chloride [1] good [3] poor [2]

Output: fair

Mother Earth Alcohol Fuel: How To Adapt Your Automobile Engine For Ethyl Alcohol Use


Input: [0] Roof losses [Typical losses] 30% [Simple way to reduce]

Output: Adding insulation to a roof space is the simplest of place of all to add insulation. Alternatively any air gaps should be sealed

Insulation in your home | GreenNav's Open Blog


Input: [0] Wall losses [Typical losses] 25% [Simple way to reduce]

Output: Install a thin layer of insulation covered by wall paper

Insulation in your home | GreenNav's Open Blog


Input: [0] Ventilation losses [Typical losses] 20% [Simple way to reduce]

Output: Keeping your house ventilation is key to good health, however ventilation due to poorly fitted doors and windows may cause drafts. These should be sealed

Insulation in your home | GreenNav's Open Blog


Input: [0] Window losses [Typical losses] 15% [Simple way to reduce]

Output: Install heavy, full-size curtains. These provide a partial barrier between the window and the room

Insulation in your home | GreenNav's Open Blog


Input: [0] Flue losses [Typical losses] 10% [Simple way to reduce]

Output: At times that the fireplace is not in use, block the chimney (make sure you put a note in the fireplace to unblock it when you light a fire again!)

Insulation in your home | GreenNav's Open Blog


Input: [0] Floor losses [Typical losses] 7% [Simple way to reduce]

Output: Install a new carpet, or put underlay under the existing carpet

Insulation in your home | GreenNav's Open Blog


Input: [De] This discomfort or pain can feel like a tight ache, pressure, fullness or squeezing in the center of your chest lasting more than a few minutes. This discomfort may come and go. [Symptom]

Output: Chest discomfort or pain


Input: [De] Pain or discomfort may spread beyond your chest to your shoulders, arms, back, neck, teeth or jaw. You may have upper body pain with no chest discomfort. [Symptom]

Output: Upper body pain


Input: [De] Pain may extend downward into your abdominal area and may feel like heartburn. [Symptom]

Output: Stomach pain


Input: [De] You may pant for breath or try to take in deep breaths. This often occurs before you develop chest discomfort. [Symptom]

Output: Shortness of breath


Input: [De] You may feel a sense of doom or feel as if you're having a panic attack for no apparent reason. [Symptom]

Output: Anxiety


Input: [De] You may feel dizzy or feel like you might pass out. [Symptom]

Output: Lightheadedness


Input: [De] You may suddenly break into a sweat with cold, clammy skin. [Symptom]

Output: Sweating


Input: [De] You may feel sick to your stomach or vomit. [Symptom]

Output: Nausea and vomiting


Input: [Selects tiny memory model] Selects small memory model [TINY]

Output: SMALL

The LPTCAP parallel print capture system  release 1


Input: [Selects tiny memory model] Selects compact memory model [TINY]

Output: COMPACT

The LPTCAP parallel print capture system  release 1


Input: [Selects tiny memory model] Selects medium memory model [TINY]

Output: MEDIUM

The LPTCAP parallel print capture system  release 1


Input: [Selects tiny memory model] Selects large memory model [TINY]

Output: LARGE

The LPTCAP parallel print capture system  release 1


Input: [Selects tiny memory model] Selects huge memory model [TINY]

Output: HUGE

The LPTCAP parallel print capture system  release 1


Input: [Selects tiny memory model] Selects slow timing [TINY]

Output: SLOW

The LPTCAP parallel print capture system  release 1


Input: [Selects tiny memory model] Selects very slow timing [TINY]

Output: VERYSLOW

The LPTCAP parallel print capture system  release 1


Input: [STVM sessions] Genomics, Proteomics and Transcriptomics [TTP8 sessions]

Output: Morphology, systematics and evolution

TTP8 & STVM12 Congress, 24-29 August 2014, Cape Town, South Africa