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Electrical stimulation for stress incontinence

International Urogynecology Journal and Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, 1998
Electrical stimulation has been reported to be effective for stress incontinence, cure and improvement rates being reported to range from 30% to 50%, and from 6% to 90%, respectively. However, clinical application of this treatment is not common because there is little physiological and technical information.
T, Yamanishi, K, Yasuda
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Electrical stress on electrical steel coatings

Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials, 2003
This paper reports on investigations of the electrical stress/interlaminar voltages on electrical steel coatings and highlights some misconceptions by simulating possible insulation failures in a magnetic core. It concludes by showing that insulation breakdown due to electrical discharge between laminations is not the main cause of short circuits in a ...
G Loisos, A.J Moses, P Beckley
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Stress measurement by electrical means

Electrical Engineering, 1946
THE ADVENT of electric strain gauges1 suitable for the measurement of mechanical performance on a strength basis not only has widened the field of the electrical engineer with regard to equipment and techniques but gradually has imposed upon him a responsibility to the aeronautical or mechanical engineer in his role as interpreter.
Robert E. Kern, Sidney B. Williams
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Electrical Stimulation of Ante Mortem Stressed Beef

Meat Science, 1981
Ten heifers were stressed before slaughter and one side of each animal was electrically stimulated. Six of the ten animals produced dark-cutting beef on the non-stimulated side. Electrical stimulation had no effect on muscle colour, ultimate pH, shear force or any of the sensory characteristics of muscle fibre tenderness, overall tenderness, connective
T R, Dutson, J W, Savell, G C, Smith
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Photoconductivity in electrically stressed dielectrics

Conference on Electrical Insulation & Dielectric Phenomena - Annual Report 1972, 1972
We have observed the flow of large photoconduction currents through thin sheets of polyimide insulation in which a high electric field was produced. With low fields and without illumination the test dielectric (Type H Kapton) is an excellent electrical insulator. The initial observation was made by chance by one of us (H. V. C.).
M. J. Kofoid, H. V. Cleva
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Hypothalamic electrical activity during stress

Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine, 1977
Chronic experiments on rabbits showed that excitation of the pituitary-adrenocortical system during immobilization stress is accompanied by changes in multiple unit activity in the anterior, medial, and lateral hypothalamus. Activation of the medial and inhibition of the anterior and lateral hypothalamus are observed during stress.
A. A. Filaretov, L. V. Vasilevskaya
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Stress/electrical scaling in ferroelectrics

Journal of Applied Physics, 2009
The present paper introduces a scaling law correlating three factors of ferroelectric materials in quite simple functions: the polarization (P), the electrical field (E), and the stress (T). The law is based on the physical symmetries of the problem and renders it possible to express the mechanical stress (T) as an electric field equivalent {Eeq=Th[P(E=
Daniel Guyomar, Abdelowahed Hajjaji, Gael Sebald, Kaori Yuse   +3 more
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Dirty electricity, chronic stress, neurotransmitters and disease

Electromagnetic Biology and Medicine, 2013
Dirty electricity, also called electrical pollution, is high-frequency voltage transients riding along the 50 or 60 Hz electricity provided by the electric utilities. It is generated by arcing, by sparking and by any device that interrupts current flow, especially switching power supplies.
Samuel, Milham, David, Stetzer
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