'High amplitude' presentation slideshows

TISSUE DOPPLER IMAGING

TISSUE DOPPLER IMAGING. Introduction . TDI uses Doppler shift data from the myocardium to obtain qualitative and quantitative information on myocardial wall motion. Measures the velocity of myocardial wall motion Low velocity 5 to 20 cm/s

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Operant Learning and Habituation in Infants

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SIGNATURE ANALYSIS

SIGNATURE ANALYSIS. Which frequencies exist and what are the relationships to the fundamental exciting frequencies. What are the amplitudes of each peak How do the peaks relate to each other If there are significant peaks, what are their source. COUPLE UNBALANCE.

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Blocking and the MJO in GEFS reforecasts: forecast skill and interactions

NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory. Blocking and the MJO in GEFS reforecasts: forecast skill and interactions. Tom Hamill NOAA Earth System Research Lab Physical Sciences Division (303) 497-3060 tom.hamill@noaa.gov.

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Active mechanical stabilisation

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Modeling of HD180642 = V1449 Aql ( THE only ? Cephei star main target of CoRoT).

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What are waves?

MT 6 LT 1. Mechanical Waves. What are waves?. Background Knowledge: Waves. What are some examples of waves? Why are waves important?. What causes waves?. Waves are created when a source of E nergy causes a medium to vibrate . WAVES NEED ENERGY TO MOVE

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[b] [p] _____________________________________________________ -30 -20 -10 0 +10 +20 +30 +40 +50. Point of release. +5 VOT. +15 VOT. [b]. [b].

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Unit 4: How do our neurons work together to control behaviors?

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Water Droplets

Water Droplets. ANP 494 Topic: Design by Algorithm David Adalsteinsson. Origin of My Idea. Picture I took my freshman year for my ALA 121 class. Does not show the waves or the water drop but the sun reflects it. How can I make this in Rhino?. Development of My Idea.

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How Do Animals Use Echolocation?

How Do Animals Use Echolocation?. By : Cassie Dixon. What is Echolocation?. Echolocation is: the location of objects by reflected sound, in particular that used by animals such as dolphins and bats Echolocation is also called biosonar . Why do they use Echolocation?.

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