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    • Ingestion and absorption of nutrients by the freshwater prawn (Macrobrachium rosengergii) 
      Taechanuruk, Suchat (Texas A&M University, 1982)
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    • Ingestion of an avian blood parasite (Haemoproteus sp.) reduces survivorship of the West Nile vector Culex quinquefasciatus 
      Unknown author (2022-10-27)
      Arthropod vectors are frequently exposed to a diverse assemblage of parasites, but the consequence of these infections on their biology and behavior are poorly understood. Given vector survivorship is a key parameter of ...
    • Ingestion of Poison by the Boll Weevil. 
      Reinhard, H. J. (Henry Jonathan); Thomas, F. L. (Frank Lincoln) (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1933)
    • Ingestive and digestive capacity of peritoneal macrophages from mice exposed to hypobaric hypoxia 
      Irving, George Washington (Texas A&M University, 1970)
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    • Ingram Cartwright Residence 
      Raiford Stripling Associates, Inc.; Stripling, Raiford L. (Physical: Raiford Stripling, Architect; Digital: Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, Texas A&M University, Email: cushing-library@tamu.edu, Phone: 979-845-1951,Website: http://cushing.library.tamu.edu/, 1970)
    • Ingroup favoritism : a test of Social Identity Theory, Complexity Extremity Effect, and Attitude Polarization Model 
      Wong, Frank Yuan (Texas A&M University. Libraries, 1990)
      Ingroup favoritism was examined by Social Identity Theory (i.e., group membership), Complexity Extremity Effect (i.e., orthogonal knowledge), and Attitude Polarization Model (i.e., correlated knowledge) in two experiments. ...
    • An inhalation model of acute Q fever in guinea pigs 
      Russell-Lodrigue, Kasi Elizabeth (2009-05-15)
      Coxiella burnetii is an intracellular pathogen that can cause both acute and chronic disease (Q fever) in humans and infects many animals with varying clinical illness and persistence. A guinea pig aerosol-challenge model ...
    • Inherent Safer Design for Chemical Process of 1,4-dioldiacetate-2-butene Oxidized by Ozone 
      Hua, Min; Zhang, Lu; Pan, Xuhai; Liang, Xin-Miao; Jiang, Jiajia; Ni, Lei (Mary Kay O'Connor Process Safety Center; Texas &M University. Libraries, 2018)
      Oxidation reaction is the typical thermal runaway reaction. The reaction of 1,4-dioldiacetate-2- Butene oxidized by ozone was chosen to study the thermal hazards during the chemical process and the inherent safer designs ...
    • Inherent Safety 
      Andotra, Gautam; Idriss, Wajih; Natarajan, Divya (2020-04-07)
      It is a known fact that prevention is always better than control but traditionally safety measures within the field of engineering is usually applied to control the hazards rather than reducing them. This approach based ...
    • Inherent Safety and Chlorine in Water Treatment 
      Al-Obaidli, Mashael; Anany, Abdalla; Hamad, Natalie (2020-04-06)
      Chlorine has been used for water treatment purposes for more than one hundred years. The simplicity and effectiveness of using chlorine and its derivatives for water treatment is one of the wonders of modern chemistry: ...
    • Inherent Safety and Reliability in Plant Design 
      Hendershot, Dennis C.; Post, Robert L. (Mary Kay O'Connor Process Safety Center; Texas &M University. Libraries, 2000)
      Inherent safety principles apply at all stages in a process life cycle. While the biggest gains are achieved early, through the selection of inherently safer process technology, there are many opportunities for enhancing ...
    • Inherent Safety as a driver for business success in the Oil & Gas Industry 
      Attal, Hari; Ogbeifun, Noma (Mary Kay O'Connor Process Safety Center; Texas &M University. Libraries, 2019)
      Inherent safety is not a new concept and is recognized in the oil and gas industry following the works of Trevor Kletz [1] and others dating back to the 1970s. However, despite the progress made to date in the process ...
    • Inherent Safety Index For Transportation Of Chemicals 
      Gentile, M.; Rogers, W. J.; Mannan, M. S. (Mary Kay O'Connor Process Safety Center; Texas &M University. Libraries, 2002)
      Inherent Safety can be understood as the absence or reduction of hazards (which implies lower risk) rather than low risk reached by add-on protective barriers. While the methodologies for risk analysis are well developed ...
    • Inherent Safety of Dikes Against Catastrophic Failure of Storage Tanks 
      Moosemiller, Mike; Whipple, Tracy (Mary Kay O'Connor Process Safety Center; Texas &M University. Libraries, 2002)
      It is industry practice to provide passive containment (dikes) of storage tank equivalent to 110% of the capacity of the tank. This standard is sufficient for containment of small to moderate leaks. However, it is generally ...
    • Inherent Safety, Health and Environmental (SHE) Reviews 
      French, Raymnond W; Williams, Donald D; Wixom, Everett, D (Mary Kay O'Connor Process Safety Center; Texas &M University. Libraries, 1998)
      How can an organization institutionalize the inherent safety process? To help accomplish this objective Exxon Chemical has developed an Inherent Safety, Health & Environmental (SHE) Review process to be carried out at ...
    • An Inherent Technology to Mitigate Vapor Cloud Explosions 
      Clark, David (Mary Kay O'Connor Process Safety Center; Texas &M University. Libraries, 2001)
      Vapor cloud explosions have caused damage, injury, and death. Typically, an explosion of this type is the result of the ignition of a flammable cloud formed by the uncontrolled release of a flammable vapor into a semi-confined ...
    • Inherently Safe Design A Common Sense Approach 
      White, Danny C. (Mary Kay O'Connor Process Safety Center; Texas &M University. Libraries, 1999)
      Most safety professionals associate Inherently Safer Design (ISD) with preliminary design of new processes. Indeed, in most cases, ISD concepts can have the greatest impacts in the early stages of process design. However, ...
    • Inherently Safer Design for Process Plant Piping and Equipment Exposed to Accidental Explosion Loads 
      Sari, Ali; Nguyen, Hieu; Cai, Wenyu (Mary Kay O'Connor Process Safety Center; Texas &M University. Libraries, 2015)
      Recent statistics have indicate that it is not uncommon to have an accidental explosion on an offshore platform. The design and assessment of process piping systems against blast events are of importance and require advanced ...
    • Inherently Safer Design in Plant Layout and Facility Siting 
      Baker, Quentin A.; Murphy, John F. (Mary Kay O'Connor Process Safety Center; Texas &M University. Libraries, 1999)
    • Inherently Safer Plant Equipment Layout to Minimize the Hazards from Vapor Cloud Explosions 
      Herrmann, David D. (Mary Kay O'Connor Process Safety Center; Texas &M University. Libraries, 2000)
      It is possible to minimize the blast loads from a potential vapor cloud explosion by careful examination of equipment layout and structural designs. These inherently safer facilities have the advantage of reducing the ...