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    Cadeirlan Bangor Cathedral Order of Music Ebrill 2018 April Sunday 8 April The Second Sunday of Easter 09.30 Cymun Bendigaid Emynau: Emynau’r Llan – 105 (344); 101 (307); 293 Y Salm: 133 Siant: Foster 11.00 Cathedral Eucharist Cantor & Organ Hymns 81; 26; 522 Psalm Hymn 55 Setting Mass of St Garmon – Booth Tuesday 10 13.10 Organ recital John Hosking 17.30 Choral Evensong Girls’ Choir Responses Archer Psalm 104 vv 25 – 36 Canticles Fauxbourdon Evening Service – Ley Anthem Love one another – S.S. Wesley Hymn 123 Thursday 12 17.30 Choral Evensong Boys & Men Responses Neary Psalm 34 vv 1 – 10 Canticles Evening Service in D – Wood Anthem Now the green blade riseth – arr. Lindley Hymn 101 (t.ii) omit verses 5 & 6 Dean: Kathy Jones Canon Precentor: David Fisher Canon Residentiary: Philip Barratt Director of Music: Paul Booth Sunday 15 April The Third Sunday of Easter April 2018 cont’d. 09.30 Cymun Bendigaid Emynau: Emynau’r Llan –277; 291 (350); 281 (305) Y Salm: Salm 4 Salmau Cân Newydd 11.00 Choral Eucharist Boys & Men Hymns 25; 158; 495 Setting Communion Service in F – Sumsion Gloria Merbecke Psalm 4 Motet Jesu, the very thought of thee – Bairstow 15.15 Choral Evensong Padarn (6th Century), Bishop Boys & Men Hymns 107; 113 Responses Sanders Psalm 77 vv 11 – 20 Canticles Evening Service in B flat – Stanford Anthem O for a closer walk with God – Stanford Tuesday 17 17.30 Choral Evensong Girls’ Choir Responses Rose Psalm 71 vv 1 – 14 Canticles Evening Service in A flat – Wood Anthem An Irish Blessing – Chilcott Hymn 483 (ii) Thursday 19 17.30 Choral Evensong Boys and Men Responses Reading Psalm 73 vv 1 – 20 Canticles Evening Service in E Minor – Statham Anthem Lord, for thy tender mercy’s sake – Farrant/Hilton Hymn 206 Sunday 22 The Fourth Sunday of Easter 09.30 Cymun Bendigaid Emynau: Emynau’r Llan – 198; 331; 343 Y Salm: 23 Siant: Turle Dean: Kathy Jones Canon Precentor: David Fisher Canon Residentiary: Philip Barratt Director of Music: Paul Booth 11.00 Choral Eucharist Sunday 22 April cont’d.
  • Completely Automatic Control of CA Storage Atmospheres (5,11,13). As

    Completely Automatic Control of CA Storage Atmospheres (5,11,13). As

    -213- SOURCES OF VARIATION AND VARIABILITY IN MEASURING AND ADJUSTING CONTROLLED ATMOSPHERES E.C. Lougheed Dept. of Horticultural Science Dept. University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario. NIG 2W1 David J. Bishop David Bishop Instruments Ltd. Unit 1, Station Road Industrial Estate, Heathfield, East Sussex, England. G.D. Blanpied Dept. of Pomology Cornell University Ithaca, NY, 14853 Introduction The Orsat type gas analyser, which has been used for many years for analyses of oxygen and carbon dioxide is being replaced by electronic instrumentation which can be used, not only to monitor, but also to control atmospheric composition. Although electronic instrumentation has been available for some time (6, 10), the reliability of instrument function and accuracy of measurement were often questionable. Nevertheless such instruments were often used by researchers who required daily or more frequent analyses of many chambers and commercial operators who sought relief from the tedium of using Orsat analyzers. Solid state, reliable electronics, minaturization of components, microprocessor control, and electrically controllable, mechanical equipment for lowering the oxygen level and/or scrubbing carbon dioxide have led to the development of completely automatic control of CA storage atmospheres (5,11,13). As well some computer systems could be used to control refrigeration equipment (24), and possibly even be linked to grading or inventory systems. The demand for automatic control has been furthered by the increasing number of CA rooms, the high cost of labor, and the need for accurate and precise analyses of levels in low-oxygen storage systems. In the following report we review sources of variation in some equipment used for analyses of oxygen and carbon dioxide with emphasis on the analyzers not the control systems.