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Deconstruction and reconstruction of degrading effects in ultrasound imaging: aberration, multiple reverberation, and trailing reverberation. [PDF]

Biomed Phys Eng Express
Soulioti DE, Jones-Sinnott RM, Sode M, Santibanez F, Pinton GF.   +4 more
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Real-world presentation of myocardial bridging in the cath-lab: a case series. [PDF]

Eur Heart J Case Rep
D'Amario D, Vergallo R, Elia S, Rizzo G, Ricchiuto A, Ciliberti G, Porto I, Patti G.   +7 more
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A Correlation Analysis of Field Potential and Action Potential Biomarkers in Heterogeneous hiPSC-Derived Cardiac Tissues

Botti S, Favino M, Krause R, Altomare C, Barile L.   +4 more
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Homogenization and Multigrid

Computing, 2001
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Nicolas Neuss, Willi Jäger, Gabriel Wittum   +2 more
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On homogeneous, quasi-homogeneous and pseudo-homogeneous overlap and grouping functions

Fuzzy Sets and Systems, 2019
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Junsheng Qiao, Bao Qing Hu
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Homogeneous stabilizing feedback for homogeneous systems

Proceedings of the 2000 American Control Conference. ACC (IEEE Cat. No.00CH36334), 2000
We deal with the stabilizability problem of a homogeneous nonlinear systems. We provide the sufficient condition under which the system considered is globally asymptotically stabilizable by an homogeneous feedback law.
Ourida Chabour, Richad Chabour, H. Zenati   +2 more
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Isometrically homogeneous and topologically homogeneous continua

Indiana University Mathematics Journal, 2016
Based on the past study of homogeneous continua, this paper concludes that compact connected metric topological groups and isometrically homogeneous continua fall into the following three mutually disjoint classes: (1) indecomposable; (2) aposyndetic and semi-indecomposable; (3) mutually aposyndetic.
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