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Table 5. Effective thermal conductivity of NIST Standard Reference Material 1459 measured using the guarded hot plate technique

in Effective Thermal Conductivity of High Temperature Insulations for Reusable Launch Vehicles
by Kamran Daryabeigi 1999
"... In PAGE 10: ... The results of the measurements using the present apparatus are provided in Table 6. The average specimen temperature, the measured effective thermal conductivity using the present apparatus, and the corresponding thermal conductivity measurement from the guarded hot plate data obtained from interpolating data in Table5 are presented. The percentage error between measurements using the current apparatus and the guarded hot plate data are also presented.... ..."
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Table 5. Effective thermal conductivity of NIST Standard Reference Material 1459 measured using the guarded hot plate technique

in Effective Thermal Conductivity of High Temperature Insulations for Reusable Launch Vehicles
by Kamran Daryabeigi Langley
"... In PAGE 10: ... The results of the measurements using the present apparatus are provided in Table 6. The average specimen temperature, the measured effective thermal conductivity using the present apparatus, and the corresponding thermal conductivity measurement from the guarded hot plate data obtained from interpolating data in Table5 are presented. The percentage error between measurements using the current apparatus and the guarded hot plate data are also presented.... ..."

Table 7. Sample Concentrations Adjusted for Standard Reference Material Recovery (ug/kg).

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"... In PAGE 6: ...nd Port Washington Narrows............................................................................ 14 Table7 .... In PAGE 21: ...0 vs 0.93 ug/kg, Table7 ). Analysis of a laboratory duplicate (Table 4) and results from the Oyster Bay field replicates (Table 6) show that the precision of the chrysene data for clams is on the order of 0.... In PAGE 21: ....2-2.5 ug/kg, the samples exceed the 303(d) listing criterion of 0.93ug/kg. When adjusted for SRM recovery, concentrations of benzo(k)fluoranthene do not exceed the 303(d) listing criterion ( Table7 ). ... ..."

Table 2. Comparison of effective thermal conductivity measurements on NIST Standard Reference Material 1459 using the present apparatus and the guarded hot plate technique

in Analysis and Testing of High Temperature Fibrous Insulation for Reusable Launch Vehicles
by Kamran Daryabeigi, Kamran Daryabeigi
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Table 2. Comparison of effective thermal conductivity measurements on NIST Standard Reference Material 1459 using the present apparatus and the guarded hot plate technique

in Analysis and Testing of High Temperature Fibrous Insulation for Reusable Launch Vehicles,” AIAA Paper
by Kamran Daryabeigi, Kamran Daryabeigi
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TABLE 2 LABORATORY DUPLICATE RELATIVE PERCENT DIFFERENCE SUMMARY SDG0308034

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by unknown authors 2005
"... In PAGE 79: ...ummary of Data Usability.................................................................................................6 TABLE 1: Summary of Standard Reference Material Results TABLE2 : Laboratory Duplicate Relative Percent Difference Summary ATTACHMENT A ... ..."

Table 2: Comparison of the test results and a random reference material

in Applying the EM-algorithm to Classification of Bacteria
by Mats Gyllenberg, Timo Koski, Timo Koski, Tatu Lund, Tatu Lund 2000
"... In PAGE 11: ... Also note that standard deviations of both gures (a nity and iteration count) decreases, too. Comparison to average gures from tests with ten random subsets of the whole material reveals that the above observation is not due to the small size of the set, but to the quality of the set in the sense described above (See Table2 ). Figures with random subsets are close to the gures obtained with the whole data set.... ..."
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Table 3 lists material values determined by meta- gamer for the game of chess, given only an encoding of the rules similar to that for checkers [Pell, 1993b]. In the table, the names of the pieces are just the rst let- ters of the standard piece names, except that N refers to a knight.

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by unknown authors 1994
"... In PAGE 7: ... Table3 : Material value analysis for chess. As discussed for checkers above, pawns are here un- dervalued because metagamer does not consider their potential to promote into queens, rooks, bishops, or knights.... ..."
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Table 8. Comparison of Historical and Present Study Data (ug/kg, wet weight).

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"... In PAGE 6: ...able 7. Sample Concentrations Adjusted for Standard Reference Material Recovery ... 15 Table8 .... In PAGE 23: ...8 0.93 The historical data and the data from this current study are presented with the 303(d) listing criteria in Table8 . Due to advances in analytical technique, much lower detection limits were achieved in the analysis from this study.... ..."

Table 3. Some standardization efforts related to semantic metadata for news content.

in Metadata Enhanced Content Management in Media Companies
by Sami Jokela
"... In PAGE 38: ... Comments on these standards are partially my own observations, partially derived from references and other materials discussing standards on news content such as [Dumbill, 2000]. The standards presented in the Table3 have varying degrees of ambitiousness and are at varying levels of completeness and implementation. They also more or less overlap each other.... In PAGE 84: ... Pros and cons of semantic metadata. 26 Table3 . Some standardization efforts related to semantic metadata for news content.... ..."
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