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NIR and National
From 1945 onwards he was the administrator-director-general of the Belgisch Nationaal Instituut voor Radio-Omroep ( the Belgian National Institute for Radio Broadcasting, the former NIR, now known as the VRT ).
The rail network in Northern Ireland is not part of the National Rail network of Great Britain and NIR is the only commercial, non-heritage, passenger operator in the United Kingdom to operate a vertical integration model, with responsibility of all aspects of the network including running trains, maintaining rolling stock and infrastructure, pricing etc.
Although today this national identification number is used by the Social Security and is present on each person's social security card ( carte Vitale ), it was originally created under Vichy France under the guise of the Inscription Number to the National Repertory of Identification of People ( Numéro d ' inscription au répertoire national d ' identification des personnes, NIR ).
Each French person receives at birth a national identification number, called " Social Security number ", which comes from his registration to the NIR ( National Repertory ).
This institution is also in charged of the RNIPP ( répertoire national d ' identification des personnes physiques, National Repertory of Identification of Physical Persons ), which contains for each individual: the NIR, last name, first name, sex, date and place of birth, reference of the Act of Birth ( Acte de naissance ).
It provided National Identity Cards, a personal identification document and European Union travel document, linked to a database known as the National Identity Register ( NIR ).
The schedule for putting passport applicants ' and renewers ' details on the National Identity Register ( NIR ) was never announced.
Key to the ID Card scheme was a centralised computer database, the National Identity Register ( NIR ).
( Coaches 943 + 944 have not re-entered service and are being used for parts ) In 2009 the locomotives and coaches will be converted to push-pull operation following the purchase by NIR of a DBSO from ' one ' ( later National Express East Anglia ).
The schedule for putting passport applicants ' and renewers ' details on the National Identity Register ( NIR ) has not been announced

NIR and was
Soviet technicians were involved in the development of the standard, and even created their own incompatible variant called NIR or SECAM IV, which was not deployed.
NIR was formed in 1968 when it took over from the Ulster Transport Authority ( UTA ), which had operated the province's railways since 1948.
The gestion of the NIR was given in 1946 to the new Statistical Institute, the INSEE.
NITHCo was established in 1967 to take over the railway and bus services of the Ulster Transport Authority ( UTA ), namely Northern Ireland Railways ( NIR ) and Ulsterbus.
It is the successor of NIR ( Belgisch Nationaal Instituut voor Radio-omroep ), which was responsible for radio and television broadcasts from 1930 ( and since 1953 for TV ) until 1960.
The Northern Ireland Transport Holding Company ( NITHCo ) is a government-owned body which was established in 1967 to take over the railway and bus services of the Ulster Transport Authority ( UTA ), namely Northern Ireland Railways ( NIR ) and Ulsterbus.
In 1996, the Translink brand name was created to integrate the services of Ulsterbus, NIR, and Citybus.
Muwatalli II (< sup > m </ sup > NIR. GÁL ) ( also Muwatallis, or Muwatallish ) was a king of the New kingdom of the Hittite empire ( ca.
Originally, CIÉ 224 was intended to become 105, but it was subsequently rejected by NIR and replaced by 218, which only entered traffic in 1991.
224 was left stored with NIR until it was scrapped in January 1996.
Originally it was intended to put the locos on display at Lisburn, Belfast Central, and Londonderry to celebrate the 150th anniversary of railways in Northern Ireland, and in mid-1989, locomotive No. 1 had its engine, torque converter and final drive removed at York Road works before being repainted in NIR red and moved to the Lisburn Engineer's yard ; unfortunately, difficulties in placing the engine meant it was shunted to the back of the yard.
Interestingly, NIR was found to have a greater impact on attention, while PIR had greater efficacy in the realms of emotional regulation and social interactions.
Olsen was the co-founder and chairman of Sensors Unlimited Inc., a company developing optoelectronic devices such as sensitive near-infrared ( NIR ) and shortwave-infrared ( SWIR ) cameras.

NIR and by
The arms were detected by subtracting an axisymmetric exponential disk from the NIR images.
Suffering frequent disruption and damage to infrastructure caused by the Troubles and starved of investment by successive political administrations, the NIR network had become badly run down by the 1960s, with old rolling stock and poorly maintained track.
In 1970, NIR started using new rolling stock to re-launch the once-popular Enterprise between Dublin and Belfast with three new NIR Class 101 diesel locomotives built by Hunslet in England and Mark 2B carriages built by BREL.
* Formazin Nephelometric Units ( FNU ), prescribed for 9 measurements of turbidity in water treatment by ISO 7027, another special case of FTU with near infrared light ( NIR ) and 90 ° scatter.
However by utilizing the " trailing " area of their spectral sensitivity, namely the part of the infrared spectrum called near-infrared ( NIR ), and by using off-the-shelf CCTV camera it is possible under certain circumstances to obtain true thermal images of objects with temperatures at about 280 ° C and higher.
Each wavelength distinguishes different features of the iris with NIR and VW obtaining Information from the iris by its texture and pigmentation, respectively.
The NIR spectrum also reduces iris pattern contamination by blocking ambient corneal reflections.
Practically however, their length is limited by the computer's 28 Gigabit ( Gb ) memory capacity, and the nominal maximum size is 20, 000 × 40, 000 pixels ( 800 megapixels ) and 4, 000 × 40, 000 pixels ( 160 megapixels ) for B-G and NIR images.
The rail operations temporarily became Ulster Transport Railways ( UTR ) before being taken over by Northern Ireland Railways ( NIR ) in 1968.
The Irish Traction group had approached NIR in August 1989 hoping to run a farewell excursion with No. 2 in September 1989, but this plan failed after No. 2 suffered a catastrophic engine failure on 9 September 1989 ( the day before the excursion ), despite having been overhauled by NIR at York Road Works.
Except with the NIR 3000 class the numbers given by each class in the lists below are those allocated to the coaches that make up the units in that class, otherwise unit numbers are not used in Ireland.
The odd numbered coaches are owned byand the even numbered by NIR

NIR and at
The latest performance figures for NIR according to Translink are 99 % of trains arriving at the final destination within 5 minutes and 100 % within 10 minutes of the scheduled time.
The melanin, also known as chromophore, mainly consists of two distinct heterogeneous macromolecules, called eumelanin ( brown – black ) and pheomelanin ( yellow – reddish ), whose absorbance at longer wavelengths in the NIR spectrum is negligible.
Photo Energy Therapy devices emit near infrared light ( NIR Therapy ) typically at a wavelength of 880 nm.
In September 1994, the Irish Traction Group purchased the three locomotives from NIR and moved them south to their restoration base at Carrick-on-Suir.

NIR and concentration
The primary application of NIRS to the human body uses the fact that the transmission and absorption of NIR light in human body tissues contains information about hemoglobin concentration changes.
Sugars also have known infrared absorption spectra and this has made it possible to develop instruments for measuring sugar concentration using NIR ( Near Infra Red ) and FT-IR ( Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometry ) techniques.

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