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THE HISTORY OF THORACIC SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND INSTRUMENTATION
Chest Surgery Clinics of North America, 2000Thoracic surgical practice has evolved from the innovations of its pioneers. Beginning with the stethoscope discovered by Laënnec with his system of auscultation, to the tools we use in the dissection and control of the hilum of the lung for resection, our practice of thoracic surgery has been entwined with the development of instruments and ...
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Instrumentation and Measurement for Education [Instrumentation Notes]
IEEE Instrumentation & Measurement Magazine, 2012When I started writing this column, I had just finished teaching a required course called "Analog and Digital Electronics" during a short summer semester. This course is given several times each year and is a semester-long course. It is given to a wide variety of students; the common factor is they are not students of electrical or electronics ...
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Afterword: Instruments as media, media as instruments
Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part C: Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences, 2016The collection of essays comes under the heading of two catchwords: instruments and media. This Afterword looks at their interaction and roles in exploring the characteristics of living beings throughout history, especially their melding and gliding into each other.
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INSTRUMENTATION IN HYSTEROSCOPY
Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinics of North America, 1995Good instruments and proper training enable one to make an accurate diagnosis and to operate successfully to correct an intrauterine abnormality. There are a limited number of instruments for diagnostic and operative hysteroscopy so that the gynecologist can quickly become acquainted with the most appropriate instruments for each clinical situation.
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Teaching Instrumentation Instrumentation.
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Industrial & Engineering Chemistry, 1956
William Priestley, B. F. Dudenbostel
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William Priestley, B. F. Dudenbostel
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Analytical Instrumentation and Instrumental Objectivity
2000The bulk of this chapter is concerned with analytical chemistry during and for the first decade after World War II. At this time analytical chemistry underwent a radical change, which can most easily be characterized as a shift from wet chemistry to instrumental methods (Baird, 1993).
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Instrument development and psychometric testing in nursing education research
Nurse Education Today, 2022Roger Watson +2 more
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