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Consequently it is essential in all germicidal experiments to determine first of all the inhibition coefficient of the germicide employed.
of medium, but it is obvious that if germicide-x possesses an inhibition coefficient of 0.
Assuming the inhibition coefficient to be 1:1000, it will be quite safe to employ the ordinary culture tubes containing 10 c.
Calculate the phenol coefficient by the following method: (a) Divide the figure representing the percentage strength of the weakest lethal dilution of the carbolic acid control at the 2-1/2-minute contact period by the figure representing the percentage strength of the weakest lethal dilution of the x-disinfectant at the same period.
The quotient = phenol coefficient at 2-1/2 minutes.
(b) Similarly obtain the phenol coefficient at 30 minutes contact period.
This Conclusion is grounded upon these two Propositions: First, that a medium, whose parts are unequally dense, and mov'd by various motions and transpositions as to one another, will produce all these visible effects upon the Rays of light, without any other coefficient cause.
But the surface of Mars has probably a higher coefficient of absorption than the surface of the Moon-it certainly has for light-so that we may put his effective average temperature, on this supposition, some few degrees above 240° abs.
Blaikley has shown, almost to the coefficient of the sharpening under heat in organ pipes) has come about that rise in pitch which, from 1816 to 1846-until repressed by the authority of the late Sir Michael Costa, and, more recently, by the action of the Royal Military College at Kneller Hall-is an extraordinary feature in musical history.
No account, however, is taken of this important coefficient in business transactions, potatoes containing proportions of starch varying from 13 to 23 per cent.
The results of these experiments prove that the coefficient of expansion of hydrogen does not change between these limits of temperature, and that the hydrogen thermometer is a perfectly trustworthy instrument even when employed to measure the very lowest temperatures.
At high temperatures the resistance generally increases, but the temperature coefficient is irregular.
Since The Bell Curve was published, it has become clear that almost everything about it was inexcusably wrong: suspect data, mistakes in statistical procedures that would have flunked a sophomore (Murray--Herrnstein is deceased--clearly does not understand what a correlation coefficient means), deliberate suppression of contrary evidence, you name it.
Charles' recent monograph The Caucasian Coefficient has triggered a fierce debate in academic circles.
We miss him, damn it! Low Coefficient of Friction and Wit Answer The story was about ice-skating.
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