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Table A-3. Commercial and Industrial Shares of Non-Residential Office Equipment Stock

in Electricity Used by Office Equipment and Network Equipment in the U.S.: Detailed Report and Appendices
by Kaoru Kawamoto, Jonathan G. Koomey, Bruce Nordman, Richard E. Brown, Mary Ann Piette, Michael Ting, Alan K. Meier

Table 2: Finance Company and Commercial Bank Business Credit ($billions) Finance Company Business Credit Auto- Equip. ~ Bank

in Does Corporate Lending by Banks and Finance Companies Differ? Evidence on Specialization in Private Debt Contracting
by Mark Carey Mitch, Mark Carey, Mitch Post, Steven A. Sharpe 1998
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Table 1: Covered distance as measured by the speed module (in kilometers). In the rst column, the space covered by the vehicle as indicated by the milestones; in the others, the corresponding estimates obtained from the integration over time of the speed. Data shown in Tab. 1, collect results obtained in 4 runs of the following experiment: while the sys- tem is running, images coming from the VCR are also displayed on a monitor; whenever a milestone is encountered, a human operator presses a button, thereby causing the system to record the estimated covered distance. Results reported in Tabs. 2a, and 2b suggest that our method may guarantee an accuracy at least com- parable with that of commercial equipments.

in The IRST Driver's Assistance System
by M. Rossi, M. Aste, R. Cattoni, B. Caprile 1996
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Table 1. List of proposed equipment

in Active Tagging Non-Destructive Evaluation Techniques for Full-Scale Structural Composite Elements
by Zao Chen, Victor Giurgiutiu, Craig A. Rogers, Robert Quattrone, Justin Berman
"... In PAGE 5: ... A number of specific issues must be addressed to obtain the full benefit of this NDE method: The full-scale equipment for ferro-magnetic active tagging NDE of GFRP composite C-channels consists of three major components: excitation equipment, measuring equipment, and signal processing equipment which have been mentioned above. Table1 presents the list of equipment proposed in the inspection system. Most of the additional instruments are commercially available, but the electromagnetic exciter and the... ..."

Table 2. PM Mode*Term in T his Paper Active ! Lo w-Power ! Off

in Electricity Used by Office Equipment and Network Equipment in the U.S.: Detailed Report and Appendices
by Kaoru Kawamoto, Jonathan G. Koomey, Bruce Nordman, Richard E. Brown, Mary Ann Piette, Michael Ting, Alan K. Meier
"... In PAGE 7: ... There are many terms for operating modes. For consi stency among all the equipment types, we used only three terms, active, l ow-power, and of f as shown in Table2 . We def ined active mode for copiers, faxes, and printer s as the state dur ing which devices are ready but not printing or copying.... ..."

Table 1. Percentage of accepted samples for different aliveness detec- tion mechanisms. Camera A is a Panasonic ET100 purchased in 2003. Camera B is a Panasonic ET300 purchased in 2004.

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"... In PAGE 3: ...75%). This compares very favorably to commercial equipment: Camera A accepts 73% and Camera B accepts more than 15% of fake irises presented, see Table1 . A procedure that combines all the tech- niques investigated might be the most effective and useful for more sophisticated forms of eye forgeries.... ..."

Table 2. Power Management Mode* Term in T his Paper Active ! Lo w-Power ! Off

in Electricity Used by Office Equipment and Network Equipment in the U.S.
by Kaoru Kawamoto, Kaoru Kawamoto, Jonathan G. Koomey, Jonathan G. Koomey, Bruce Nordman, Bruce Nordman, Richard E. Brown, Richard E. Brown, Mary Ann Piette, Mary Ann Piette, Alan K. Meier, Alan K. Meier

Table 3. A comparison of sludge stabilization options. Although anaerobic lagoons are inexpensive and easy to operate, they are seldom suited for any but the most remote locations because of their nefarious odor. Aerated lagoons have an organic loading capacity similar to anaerobic lagoons with no offensive odor, but aeration equipment is initially expensive with continuing operations and maintenance costs. Composting yields soil conditioner, which is a commercially valuable end product. However, composting requires mechanical dewatering prior to stacking in static piles or windrows, and static piles must be aerated while windrows require periodic mixing. Anaerobic digestors are very popular for stabilizing sludge from municipal waste treatment plants, but they are expensive and their management requires specialized knowledge of their microbiology.

in REDUCING THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF HIGH-DENSITY FISH PRODUCTION: AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO SOLIDS TREATMENT FOR RECIRCULATING AQUACULTURE SYSTEMS USING EXPANDABLE GRANULAR BIOFILTERS 1
by William J. Golz, Shulin Chen, Ronald F. Malone
"... In PAGE 8: ... 1993 Primary Sedimentation 1-6% Kugleman amp; Van Gorder 1991; Chen et al. 1993 Table3... ..."

Table 13. TFE equipment specifications. Equipment Specifications

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"... In PAGE 7: ...able 12. TFE inorganic ground water chemistry influent concentrations since 1984 ..... 38 Table13 .... In PAGE 50: ... The specifications and design for TFE are presented below. The equipment specifications are presented in Table13 . A location plan and a P amp;ID are presented as Plates 3 and 4*, respectively.... ..."

Table 5. TFD equipment specifications. Equipment Specification

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"... In PAGE 32: ...UCRL-AR-113880 March 1, 1994 The specifications and design for TFD are presented below. The equipment specifications are presented in Table5 . A location plan and a P amp;ID are presented as Plates 1 and 2*, respectively.... In PAGE 90: ...ederwall, B. Qualheim, R. S. Lawson, and W. F. Isherwood (1989), LLNL Ground Water Project Monthly Progress Report, January 1989, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, Calif. (UCAR-10160-89-2) ( Table5 revised February 25, 1993; page 43 revised September 2, 1993). Gill, M.... ..."
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