Some examples. Before going to six dimensions, let us illustrate the above definitions with some easy examples of two-dimensional Z2 orbifolds, taken from Appendix 5.B. Space groups in the same Z-class Consider the affine class Z2-II–1–1, as defined in Appendix 5.B. As there are no roto-translations, the orbifolding group is equal to the point group and is generated by ϑ, a reflection at the horizontal axis. Now, let this reflection act on a lattice, first spanned by the basis vectors e = {e1, e2} and second spanned by f = {f 1, f 2}, see Figure 5.3. The two corresponding space groups read 0 −1 ⟩ f Se = ⟨(ϑ, 0), (1, e1), (1, e2)⟩ with ϑe = 1 0 , (5.21) Sf = ⟨(ϑ, 0), (1, f
Some examples. Fig. 35. 1/32 scale paper models created using SurfMaster You can find the full-size version of this poster by going to the all_1_32_illustration.pdf file in the docs folder of your installation pack. It is optimized to be printed on size A3 paper. You can also visit xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/ to see the full range of paper models designed using the SurfMaster software pack. Here is another industrial example of using SurfMaster to design pneumatic cyclones.
Some examples. Day: 27/09/2012 Quarter hour: 13h00-->13h15 BOV[BSP,k] = 19,5 MWh BAV[BSP,k] = 38,4 MWh POS[BSP,k] = 64,00 €/MWh PAS[BSP,k] = 50,00 €/MWh Remuneration[BSP,k] = (BOV[BSP,k] * POS[BSP,k]) – (BAV[BSP,k] * PAS [BSP,k]) Remuneration[BSP,k] = (19,5 MWh * 64,0 €/MWh ) – (38,4 MWh * 50,0 €/MWh) BSPk pays XXXX = 672 € Annex 15. Appropriation structure Ancillary service Appropriation Type of remuneration Short Term Contracted Secondary Control Power – reservation 909098 Monthly Remuneration Secondary control - activation 902884 Upward activation – PEAK period 902885 Upward activation –OFF-PEAK period* 902886 Upward activation – WEEKEND period* 902887 Downward activation – PEAK period 902888 Downward activation – OFF-PEAK period* 902889 Upward activation – WEEKEND period* R2 - Penalty for non-delivery of the activated Secondary control – penalties 907198 energy R2 Reduction of the remuneration for non- 908441 availability of the reserve Annex 16. Template - Contact persons For XXXX:
Some examples. Altering physical appearance (i.e., shaving of head or body hair of any type, dyeing hair, etc.) • Deception • Assigning demerits • Silence periods with implied threats for violation • Deprivation of privileges granted to other members • Requiring new members/rookies to perform duties not assigned to other members • Socially isolating new members/rookies • Line-ups and Drills/Tests on meaningless information • Name calling • Requiring new members/rookies to refer to other members with titles (e.g. “Mr.,” “Miss”) while they are identified with demeaning terms • Expecting certain items to always be in one's possession
Some examples a. A private practice with one or more physicians – each physician must sign on Page 11, either as Dr. X Y or as X Y Medicine Professional Corporation. Please check the physician’s name on the CPSO doctor search webpage (xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xx.xx/ ) and insert the full name as registered with the CPSO (e.g. Xx. Xxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxx, not just Xx.
