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A four-channel squid magnetometer for brain research
Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology, 1984A 4-channel differential SQUID magnetometer has been built. Its design principles and construction are described. Proper matching of the detection coil to the SQUID input is discussed. Examples of auditory, dental pain and visual evoked response data are presented.
R, Ilmoniemi, R, Hari, K, Reinikainen
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External four‐channel tocography during delivery
International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics, 1994AbstractObjective: A four‐channel tocographic technique was developed in order to improve present knowledge of spatial uterine motility. Method: Fifty‐four women were monitored during labor. Four pressure transducers were attached in a square around the umbilicus.
L, Spätling +3 more
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Quadrifizzle: Is four channel a Quadrifizzle?
IEEE Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing Newsletter, 1976Explains the concept of quadriffizle - a four channel home entertainment system. Discusses its technology, special features, and communications capaibabilities.
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A four-channel communications arbiter for multiprocessor arrays
Microprocessors and Microsystems, 1994The paper indicates the role of arbitration in multiprocessor arrays and points out the limitations of conventional arbiters for this application. A novel arbitration scheme, called time-out arbitration, which is much more suitable for multiprocessor arrays, is then presented.
Lakshmi Narasimhan, V, Wood, K, Downs, T
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Channel Four — Challenges of Commercialism
1989The BBC still dominates discussion of British broadcasting. That this should be so, sixty years after its formation, and in the teeth of change, both technological and cultural, is a reminder of how powerfully the BBC has embedded itself in our lives. But it would be completely false to regard the past sixty years as the unfolding of a planned growth.
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Four varieties of voltage-gated proton channels
Frontiers in Bioscience, 1998n human beings, infection with the tubercle bacillus usually results in inapparent disease, recognized only by a positive tuberculin reaction. However, about 10% of tuberculin-positive people develop clinically active tuberculosis (TB). The Lurie tubercle count method is probably the most accurate way to measure a vaccine's ability to prevent such ...
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Four-channel polarimeter for time-resolved ellipsometry
Optics Letters, 1987A new four-channel partial polarimeter was designed for use in time-resolved ellipsometry measurements. The device outputs four parallel, equispaced beams from a single input beam. By detecting and digitizing the intensities of these four beams, the intensity, as well as two of the three elements of the reduced Stokes vector can be determined.
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Lysis of Uterine Adhesions with the Four-Channel Hysteroscope
Journal of Gynecologic Surgery, 1995Hysteroscopy with direct visualization of the uterine cavity has made intrauterine surgery easier and safer. Most hysteroscopes have one operating channel. This report illustrates the four-channel Baggish-Weck hysteroscope, which allows simultaneous clearing of the surgical field and lysis of adhesions.
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