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1. The new 1020 LC Plus controller from Perkin-Elmer provides single-point control of an LC system at local level, with real-time display of chromatographs and system status and data handling capabilities which include batch reprocessing and multilevel calibration.
2. An advantage of this technique is that, with glass LC cell walls and transparent electrodes, the displays can be lit from behind to create a luminous image more like the TV we all know and love.
3. A: How LC TV works
4. In this, and their inability yet to give colour, these small CRTs compare with LC TVs (1).
5. This is done either by mounting the LC cell onto a semiconductor substrate, with one activating transistor behind each pixel, or by row and column electrodes on the glass LC cell walls.
6. However, when the patients were divided into those with good control (HbA lc 9 per cent) and bad control (HbA lc 9 per cent) it was found that the group with poor control had a significantly reduced platelet-aggregate ratio.
7. 8-; What difference would fitting an HC car type vacuum advance and balance weights to a LC Range Rover engine running on four star petrol and re-timed make? h.
8. Also the 1020 LC Plus Controller, providing single-point control of an LC system at the local level, with real-time display of chromatograms and system status; the Model LS-50B luminescence spectrometer offering high sensitivity and selectivity in the measurement of fluorescence, phosphorescence, bio and chemiluminescence; and the Harwell Matchfinder for chromatographic pattern recognition or fingerprinting.
9. Scientific instruments Other LC screens are available for less demanding, but less trivial, applications.
10. This is how Hitachi's LC pixels operate.
11. The LC layer is used as a shutter, blocking light or transmitting it onto a screen.
12. In other LC TV prototypes different crystalline phase transitions are exploited.
13. The smaller LC TV picture is accepted: it subtends a smaller angle at the viewer's eye giving some illusion of reasonable resolution.