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EMI Terminal Modeling

2008 IEEE Industry Applications Society Annual Meeting, 2008
Terminal models have been used for various applications. In this work a terminal model is proposed for electromagnetic interference characterization. The model starts with a non-linear system at a particular operating condition and creates a complete linearized equivalent circuit.
Andrew Carson Baisden   +2 more
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The economy of the EMI-scanner

Neuroradiology, 1976
It is shown-taking in consideration the local circumstances-that the EMI scanning of the brain is less expensive than pneumoencephalography percutaneus carotid angiography or cerebral four vessel angiography.
H H, Jacobsen, M, Kragsholm, C, Holm
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LOCALIZATION WITH THE EMI SCANNER

American Journal of Roentgenology, 1975
Accurate localization of lesions seen on computerized tomographic scans obtained with the EMI unit is often difficult due to a paucity of reliable landmarks and to varying head angulation. A simple and accurate system of transposing the location of any particular lesion to a roentgenogram obtained with the scanner tube is described.
D, Norman, T H, Newton
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Emi Group Plc

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009
This case examines the April 2007 decision of British music company EMI to suspend its annual dividend as the company struggled to respond to the effect of digital audio distribution on its core business. The EMI case is intended to serve as an engaging introduction to corporate financial policy and themes in managing the right side of the balance ...
Michael J. Schill, Elizabeth Shumadine
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Compatible EMI Filters

IEEE Transactions on Electromagnetic Compatibility, 1967
A vexing problem in electromagnetic compatibility is the effective filtering of conducted interference from power-supply lines. Because of unavoidable and severe mismatch, conventional suppression filters operate only conditionally; such filters are often so large they are omitted from the system.
H. M. Schlicke, H. Weidmann
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EMI versus Non-EMI:

The present study, in addition to EMI students, involves non-EMI students, and enquires into whether EMI students’ English language gains at the end of their BA studies are larger than the gains of non-EMI students. Furthermore, EMI and non-EMI students’ motivation for EMI (or lack thereof) and their expectations related to their English language ...
Čakarun, Kornelija   +1 more
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Building EMI Pedagogy to Support EMI Policy

2018
The emergence of English as lingua franca (ELF), changing demographics, and the effects of globalization have nudged many universities toward using English as the medium of instruction (EMI) as part of a strategic policy of internationalization. A majority of faculty and students at many EMI universities, however, struggle with English since it is not ...
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