chain carrier meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. For any initiation step in which the chain carriers are formed.
2. Christian Shockey and John Rinehart were chain carriers, Wm.
3. Stepp therefore entered the unenclosed land with a surveyor and chain carriers, who began surveying the land.
4. The chain carriers assisting Wightman in surveying these leagues included, at various times, William Rankin, Mathew Hubert, John Corner, William Atkins and James Rankin.
5. A few months later, Hancock Taylor, a deputy surveyor for the county, began surveying the land with aide A . Hemptonstrall serving as his marker and chain carrier.
6. "Note " : In many cases, the rate of chain initiation is fast compared with the rate of chain propagation, so that the number of kinetic-chain carriers is essentially constant throughout the polymerization.
7. In this sense, a chain-transfer agent RX is a substance that is able to react with a chain carrier by a reaction in which the original chain P " is deactivated and a new chain carrier R " is generated, as shown above.
8. In this sense, a chain-transfer agent RX is a substance that is able to react with a chain carrier by a reaction in which the original chain P " is deactivated and a new chain carrier R " is generated, as shown above.
9. The expression  controlled polymerization is sometimes used to describe a radical or ionic polymerization in which reversible-deactivation of the chain carriers is an essential component of the mechanism and interrupts the propagation that secures control of one or more kinetic features of the polymerization or one or more structural aspects of the macromolecules formed, or both.
10. See the 1902 " Manual of instructions for the survey of public lands . . . which included the oath to be taken by assistant surveyors : " . . . we will level the chain upon even and uneven ground, and plumb the tally pins . . . " U . S . Supreme Court Reports from 1901 says " . . . the mode of measuring will be to level the chain, as is usually done with chain carriers when measuring up and down mountain sides, or over other steep acclivities or depressions, so as to approximate, to a reasonable extent, horizontal measurement, this being the general practice of surveying wild lands in Tennessee . " " Leveling the chain " can be done by physically keeping the chain horizontal, or by trigonometry on cliffs and steep river banks based on use of transits or other optical instruments.