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GCGeneral Contractor
GCGrand Chase (video game)
GCGovernment of Canada
GCGolf Course
GCGuitar Center (musical equipment chain store)
GCGames Convention (Leipzig, Germany)
GCGran Canaria (Canary Islands, Spain)
GCGarbage Collection (LISP)
GCGameCube (Nintendo)
GCGood Condition
GCGold Coast (Queensland, Australia)
GCGas Chromatography
GCGeneral Conference (United Methodist Church)
GCGeneral Counsel
GCGlucocorticoid
GCGround Control
GCGoogle Chrome (web browser)
GCGlobal Change
GCGreen Card
GCGift Certificate
GCGrammar and Composition
GCGeneral Chat (website)
GCGeneral Convention (Episcopal Church)
GCGolf Channel
GCGrand Champion (various organizations)
GCGrand Champion
GCGlobal Community (Left Behind book series)
GCGeocities
GCGold Certificate (currency)
GCGovernment College (Lahore, Pakistan)
GCGénie Civil (French: Civil Engineering)
GCGas Chromatograph
GCGlobal Compact (UN)
GCGreat Circle
GCGamecube Controller (gaming equipment)
GCGuardia Civil (Spain)
GCGerman Democratic Republic
GCGood Charlotte (band)
GCGovernment Code
GCGood Conduct (Medal USMC)
GCGeorge Carlin (comedian)
GCGeneral Classification (cycling)
GCGreencastle (Indiana)
GCGolden Child (musician)
GCGeorge Cross
GCGlobal Crossing
GCGlobal Catalog
GCGeocoin (geocaching)
GCGreek Cypriot
GCGood Call
GCGrand Coulee (Washington)
GCGenome Canada
GCGood Counsel
GCGlobal Consulting
GCGreater Cincinnati
GCGoshen College (Indiana)
GCGroup Captain (Royal Air Force)
GCGame Card (gaming)
GCGolden Coin (gaming)
GCGhirardelli Chocolate
GCGovernment Contribution
GCGoing Commando (game)
GCGliomatosis Cerebri (rare primary brain tumor)
GCGranular Computing
GCGuidance Control
GCGovernment Contractor
GCGonococcus
GCGerman Club
GCGrand Circle
GCGeographic Center
GCGraduate Council (various schools)
GCGhetto Child
GCGlobal Configuration
GCGeorgian College (Barrie, Ontario, Canada)
GCGlobal Constraint
GCGravity Center (physics)
GCGrade Change
GCGreensboro College (North Carolina)
GCGoldsmiths College (UK)
GCGrammar Check
GCGarbage Can
GCGrand Charm (gaming)
GCGroove Coverage (band)
GCGraphics Context
GCGuidance Counselor
GCGigacycle (now Gigahertz)
GCGas Chamber
GCGreenville College (Greenville, Illinois)
GCGuanine-Cytosine (DNA base pairing)
GCGeneric Code
GCGovernment Centre
GCGalactic Conquest (computer game)
GCGroup-Specific Component (proteins)
GCGroup Control
GCGun Captain (US Navy)
GCGroup Command (ITU-T Rec. T.30)
GCGonorrhea Culture
GCGoldbach's Conjecture
GCGlobal Custodians
GCGarrison Commander
GCGalvanic Corrosion
GCGeneral Casualty (insurance company)
GCGlobal Calling
GCGeneral Cost
GCGeneral Cable Corporation
GCGerminal Centre (lymph nodes)
GCGyrocompass
GCGreeley Central High School (Greeley, Colorado)
GCGas Cooled
GCGovernment Connect
GCGem City
GCGuard Channel
GCGuidance Computer
GCGeneral Discharge
GCGreek Circle (magazine; Chicago, IL)
GCGeneral Corrosion (protection)
GCGamecenter.com (C|Net)
GCGemcitabine/Carboplatin
GCGambia International Airlines (IATA airline code)
GCGovernos Constitucionais (Portuguese: Constitutional Governments)
GCGhost Click
GCGuardians Council (Iranian government agency)
GCGarden Center, Inc
GCGlobal Conferencing (Global One)
GCGuarded Command
GCClayey Gravels (soil type)
GCGame Chick
GCGame Càfe
GCGravimetric Calibrator (semiconductors)
GCGlobus Consortium
GCGroup Currency (finance)
GCGaining Command
GCGeneva Convention Relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War, 12 August 1949
GCGlivenko-Cantelli (condition)
GCGalactic Commander (gaming)
GCGyro Control
GCGavel Club
GCGeneralized Compound (model)
GCGamecatcher (magazine)
GCGraphics Conferencing
GCGrand Computers
GCGeneral Communications Incorporated
GCGeneral Chairside Examination
GCGregChant Enterprises, LTD
GCGarrison Code (US Army)
GCGrand Chinchilla (rabbit breed)
GCGuaranty Period Complete
GCGround Cadets
GCGiwirr Consultants
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Technavio's report, Global Gas Chromatograph Market 2016-2020, has been prepared based on an in-depth market analysis with inputs from industry experts.
The pipeline pressure and temperature is already measured as a part of the custody transfer measurement system, so the gas chromatograph can receive the pressure value from an analog input or via the Modbus interface to the supervisory system.
Process gas chromatographs measure the levels of multiple liquid or gas components in a process stream.
Of the compounds identified by GC/MS analysis, those available as pure compounds or ready-made standards were run as calibration standards on a capillary column gas chromatograph with a flame ionization detector (GC/FID).
This option, when enabled in the controller, is useful for pipeline applications that require frequent updates from an online gas chromatograph. The SCADA host polls the gas chromatograph and writes gas analysis data to the flow computer where it is averaged each hourly period, www.controlmicrosystems.com.
The Model 8400 four-position dynamic headspace autosampler, in conjunction with the Model 8000 sample concentrator, permits the unattended analysis of up to four samples by collecting the organic volatiles released during a controlled heating step, with subsequent transfer of the trapped volatiles to a gas chromatograph or GC/ MS.
The team then ran extracts of both flower and bee parts through a gas chromatograph hitched to male-bee antennae and checked to see which compounds kicked up nerve-cell activity.
To decode the marker, scientists would separate the constituent compounds with a gas chromatograph and then break each compound apart with a mass spectrometer to reveal the particular combinations of isotopes.
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