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A model for dual channel segmentation of the EEG signal
Biological Cybernetics, 1991Dual channel segmentation of the EEG signal has been developed. The purpose was to divide the signals into segments, according to information common for the two channels. The criterion for segmentation was based on the changes in the cross-spectrum of the two signals.
I, Gath, A, Michaeli, C, Feuerstein
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Automatically sweeping dual-channel boxcar integrator
Review of Scientific Instruments, 1978An automatically sweeping dual-channel boxcar integrator has been developed to automate the search for a signal that repeatedly follows a trigger pulse by a constant or slowly varying time delay when that signal is completely hidden in random electrical noise and dc-offset drifts.
D J, Keefe, D R, Patterson
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Dual-Channel Microreactor for Gas−Liquid Syntheses
Journal of the American Chemical Society, 2010A microreactor consisting of two microfluidic channels that are separated by a thin membrane is devised for intimate contact between gas and liquid phases. Gas flowing in one microchannel can diffuse into the liquid flowing in the other microchannel through the thin membrane. An oxidative Heck reaction carried out in the dual-channel (DC) microreactor,
Park, CP, Kim, DP
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1986
Adding a second channel to a Fourier analyzer greatly increases its capability by allowing investigation of the relationship between two signals which occur simultaneously. A number of important two-channel frequency functions can be measured, all derived from the cross-power spectral function.
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Adding a second channel to a Fourier analyzer greatly increases its capability by allowing investigation of the relationship between two signals which occur simultaneously. A number of important two-channel frequency functions can be measured, all derived from the cross-power spectral function.
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Dual-Channel Domain Adaptation Model
IEEE/WIC/ACM International Conference on Web Intelligence, 2021Chi Yang +5 more
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The Meteosat Dual-Channel Radiometer
1972The subject of the present lecture is the description of the dual-channel high resolution radiometer which is the main scientific payload of the French synchronous meteorological satellite Meteosat, which is to be flown in early 1975. This radiometer is now in development phase at Engins Matra, Velizy, under CNES contract.
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Dual channel electrostimulation in pain.
Acta neurologica Belgica, 1998Spinal cord stimulation is an accepted treatment for neuropathic pain. Technical advances in electrode design and better patient selection have led to better and sustained pain control by these devices. Multilead electrical stimulation is the latest innovation in implantable electrostimulation (Mattrix, Medtronic Minneapolis, USA).
J, Devulder, M, De Laat, G, Rolly
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Dual‐channel heterodyne microscope: new functions
Journal of Microscopy, 2010SummaryQuantitative assessment of critical dimensions of sub‐wavelength structures, dark‐field and bright‐field modes of operation, recognition of nonpatterned anisotropic surfaces, and three‐dimensional profiling of opaque and transparent samples are the new features of a super‐resolution dual‐channel heterodyne microscope that was introduced in a ...
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Dual Channel Gas Chromatography
1967The term “dual channel gas chromatography” refers to a special class of multichannel gas chromatography. The term as we use it today means the use of two detectors for examining the column effluent. It was first used by Dr. James Lovelock, who has shown simultaneous chromatograms of chlorinated substances obtained with an electron capture detector and ...
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