Daily newspaper from Altus, Oklahoma that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

Semi-weekly newspaper from Bastrop, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with extensive advertising.

Daily newspaper from Baytown, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

Tri-weekly newspaper from Burleson, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

The C++ classes described in this note comprise an attempt to provide an object-oriented approach, and if there was ever a graphics terminal naturally suited to object-oriented programming, the PS390 is it. Since a canvas is not a program but a variable to be used in programs, users can write software to suit their particular needs. By simply declaring canvas variables the application program is provided with an object which accepts data and displays it automatically. Any number of canvases can be placed anywhere on the screen, so data can be viewed in a variety of ways simultaneously. Further, the real-time'' transformation capabilities of the PS390 are activated in one step by connecting'' its external devices, the dials and the puck, to the desired canvas. There is no need for the applications programmer to construct his own function networks, choose names for nodes, and do any of the other administrative tasks laid out in the manuals, including connecting the terminal to a host computer and initializing it. These are handled automatically by the canvases themselves, thus removing this clutter from the application program.

Daily newspaper from Chickasha, Oklahoma that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

Breakdown of Texas Human Rights Foundation revenue by geographical location.

The combined role of inelastic scattering with nucleons and comoving secondary particles in J/{psi} suppression is explored. An analysis of the latest FNAL and CERN data suggests that the high-density comover contribution emerges with increasing incident energy and A.

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Photocopy of a letter from Cassandra Broadus to Sharon Warwick, in regards to the material that Warwick is using in class to teach her students. Enclosed in the letter Broadus has given suggestions to enhance the material better and has included materials that Broadus believes Warwick will find interesting such as Art History Games and other materials to focus on the children's perceptions. Thematic units are enclosed with the letter.

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Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

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Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story. This story aired at 6pm.

The formation and destruction of nitrogenous species in the fuel rich coal post flame of a laboratory coal combustor were explored. The fuel rich zones in reburning and air staging configurations were compared under a variety of conditions. The objective was to determine the relative significance of homogeneous and heterogeneous sources of HCN formation and to extract models that can predict nitrogenous species profiles in fuel rich zones. Heterogeneous effects on HCN formation due to the slow release of nitrogen from the coal residue were of minor significance. HCN formation and destruction in fuel rich regimes were governed by homogeneous gas phase kinetics. The contribution of Fenimore nitrogen fixation reaction of HCN formation limited the destruction of nitrogenous species in fuel rich regimes. The interconversion of nitrogenous species in the fuel rich pulverized coal post flame could be adequately described by a simplified mechanism based on known fundamental gas phase kinetics with no adjustment of rate coefficients and partial equilibrium assumptions. The proposed model was successful at predicting NO, HCN and NH{sub 3} profiles under reducing conditions in both reburning and staged combustion configurations.

The research reported here is concerned with the application of secondary fuel addition, otherwise known as reburning, as a means of NO{sub x} destruction downstream of the primary flame zone in boilers. This paper consists of two parts: First, results from a statistically correct design of parametric experiments on a laboratory coal combustor are presented. These allow the effects of the most important variables to be isolated and identified. Second, mechanisms governing the inter-conversion and destruction of nitrogenous species in the fuel rich reburning zone of a laboratory coal combustor were explored, using fundamental kinetic arguments. The objective here was to extract models, which can be used to estimate reburning effectiveness in other, more practical combustion configurations. Emphasis is on the use of natural gas as the reburning fuel for a pulverized coal primary flame. Then, reburning mechanisms occur in two regimes; one in which fast reactions between NO and hydrocarbons are usually limited by mixing; the other in which reactions have slowed and in which known gas phase chemistry controls. For the latter regime, a simplified model based on detailed gas phase chemical kinetic mechanisms and known rate coefficients was able to predict temporal profiles of NO, NH{sub 3} …

The formation and destruction of nitrogenous species in the fuel rich coal post flame of a laboratory coal combustor were explored. The fuel rich zones in reburning and air staging configurations were compared under a variety of conditions. The objective was to determine the relative significance of homogeneous and heterogeneous sources of HCN formation and to extract models that can predict nitrogenous species profiles in fuel rich zones. Heterogeneous effects on HCN formation due to the slow release of nitrogen from the coal residue were of minor significance. HCN formation and destruction in fuel rich regimes were governed by homogeneous gas phase kinetics. The contribution of Fenimore nitrogen fixation reaction of HCN formation limited the destruction of nitrogenous species in fuel rich regimes. The interconversion of nitrogenous species in the fuel rich pulverized coal post flame could be adequately described by a simplified mechanism based on known fundamental gas phase kinetics with no adjustment of rate coefficients and partial equilibrium assumptions. The proposed model was successful at predicting NO, HCN and NH{sub 3} profiles under reducing conditions in both reburning and staged combustion configurations.

The research reported here is concerned with the application of secondary fuel addition, otherwise known as reburning, as a means of NO{sub x} destruction downstream of the primary flame zone in boilers. This paper consists of two parts: First, results from a statistically correct design of parametric experiments on a laboratory coal combustor are presented. These allow the effects of the most important variables to be isolated and identified. Second, mechanisms governing the inter-conversion and destruction of nitrogenous species in the fuel rich reburning zone of a laboratory coal combustor were explored, using fundamental kinetic arguments. The objective here was to extract models, which can be used to estimate reburning effectiveness in other, more practical combustion configurations. Emphasis is on the use of natural gas as the reburning fuel for a pulverized coal primary flame. Then, reburning mechanisms occur in two regimes; one in which fast reactions between NO and hydrocarbons are usually limited by mixing; the other in which reactions have slowed and in which known gas phase chemistry controls. For the latter regime, a simplified model based on detailed gas phase chemical kinetic mechanisms and known rate coefficients was able to predict temporal profiles of NO, NH{sub 3} …

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