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2. Payment For Designated Areas

Author

Webb, F. E., Barnett, B., Barnett, Ester R., Bruce-Smith, J., Colville, D. G., Cunningham, W., Frame, R. J., Lambert, N. G., Lines, L. M., Mattar, R. G., Redfern, E., Robinson, H. H., Sill, M. J., Wardle, A. D., Williams, L. R., and Witherow, J.

Published
1971

6. Chemical Cleaning of Equipment In Refineries and Petrochemical Plants

Author

Johan Selman and Lambert N. Klinge

Subjects
Engineering, Waste management, business.industry, General Chemical Engineering, Oil refinery, General Chemistry, Chemical cleaning, Corrosion, Petrochemical, Chemical agents, Heat exchanger, General Materials Science, Process engineering, business
Abstract

Discusses advantages of chemical cleaning in refineries and petrochemical plants over mechanical methods. Describes steps necessary in analyzing deposits to be removed, chemical agents used in cleaning, effects of these agents on construction materials and cleaning of equipment in situ. Includes cleaning of columns, coolers, condensers, heat exchangers, boilers and drums. Also includes discussion of potential corrosion difficulties encountered in chemical cleaning. Describes auxiliary equipment needed. Bibliography of 258 items on chemical cleaning and related subjects is given. 5.9.2

Published
1960
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7. Use of Tunable, Pulsed Dye Laser for Quantitative Fluorescence in Syphilis Serology (FTA-ABS Test)

Author

Kasatiya, S. S., Lambert, N. G., and Laurence, R. A.

Abstract

A pulsed dye laser was used as an excitation source in a fluorescent treponemal antibody absorption (FTA-ABS) test. A high precision in quantitative fluorescence was obtained with this high-power excitation source coupled to an electronic detection system and a storage oscilloscope by standardization of fluorescence evaluation and through elimination of human error. One 0.4-μs pulse exposure was sufficient to record fluorescence intensity data on the oscilloscope. Absence of fading of fluorescence after repeated excitation permitted multiple readings of the same microscope field. Almost 100% reproducible results were obtained for the FTA-ABS test with 40 samples. Electronic detection of fluorescence and the high sensitivity obtained with laser excitation raise doubts about the relative value of quantitative immunofluorescence in the FTA-ABS test.

Published
1974
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8. Petroleum

Author

Fraser, James M., primary, Trusell, F. C., additional, Beardsley, J. D., additional, Fick, N. H., additional, Cushman, D. R., additional, Schick, J. W., additional, Schweyer, Herbert E., additional, Freel, J., additional, Lambert, N. W., additional, and et al., ., additional

Published
1975
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17. Resistance to Erysiphe polygoni of Red Clover Infected with Bean Yellow Mosaic Virus

Author

Lambert N. King, Raymond E. Hampton, and Stephen Diachun

Subjects
Red Clover, Multidisciplinary, biology, Germination, fungi, Botany, food and beverages, Bean yellow mosaic virus, biology.organism_classification, Erysiphe polygoni, Virus, Conidium
Abstract

The development of Erysiphe polygoni on leaves of red clover was retarded by poor infection with bean yellow mosaic virus. Conidia germinated on leaves infected with the virus but disintegrated following necrosis of the leaf tissue in the immediate area of the germinating conidia.

Published
1964
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19. [Study of the stability and the degradation of fluorescence in the immunofluorescence technic (FTA-ABS) using pulsed lasers].

Author

Lambert NG and Ste-Marie AR

Subjects
Evaluation Studies as Topic, Fluorescence, Lasers, Syphilis Serodiagnosis instrumentation, Fluorescent Antibody Technique instrumentation, Syphilis Serodiagnosis methods
Abstract

The use of two pulsed lasers as excitation sources in the immunofluorescent technique FTA-ABS (fluorescent treponemal antibody absorption) shows that excitation of specimens by continuous or long-duration pulses of light (in the order of a millisecond) degrades the fluorescence in such a way that it is impossible to quantify exactly the fluorescent signal or repeat the analysis. Stability of fluorescence can be achieved by very short excitation pulses (in the order of a microsecond) and this fast fluorescent signal can be detected only by an electronic detection and recording system. With such a system, high precision is obtained by elimination of errors by the human eye.

Published
1975

22. An evaluation of fluphenazine with nortriptyline in anxiety and depression.

Author

Anderson J, Lambert NG, and Pigott PV

Subjects
Amitriptyline therapeutic use, Clinical Trials as Topic, Drug Combinations, Fluphenazine therapeutic use, Humans, Nortriptyline therapeutic use, Perphenazine therapeutic use, Placebos, Anxiety drug therapy, Depression drug therapy, Fluphenazine administration & dosage, Nortriptyline administration & dosage
Published
1972

23. [Study of some Malagasy medicinal plants].

Author

Poisson J, Cahen R, Nadaud J, Lambert N, Sautai M, Bernard F, Bonnet D, Boudet G, Pessonnier A, and Duval N

Subjects
Animals, Dogs, In Vitro Techniques, Madagascar, Medicine, Traditional, Mice, Rats, Plants, Medicinal analysis
Published
1972

24. Fracture, tarsal area.

Author

LAMBERT NT

Subjects
Humans, Ankle, Ankle Fractures, Arthritis etiology, Fractures, Bone, Tarsal Bones
Published
1953

25. The measurement of social expectations and their development in children.

Author

Baldwin AL, Baldwin CP, Hilton IR, Lambert NW, Epstein R, Murphy MJ, Samsky J, and Seegmiller B

Subjects
Adult, Analysis of Variance, Child, Decision Making, Female, Humans, Male, Models, Psychological, Models, Theoretical, Sex Factors, Social Perception, Socialization, Concept Formation, Interpersonal Relations, Social Values
Published
1969

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