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Preservation of miR-9-5p and miR-124-3p in ALS-resistant oculomotor neurons contrasts with their downregulation in vulnerable spinal motor neurons, irrespective of TDP-43 pathology. [PDF]
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Functional connectivity patterns as an early indicator of later very early preterm outcomes. [PDF]
Gozdas E, Parikh NA, He L, Hosseini SMH.
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Multiple functions of cerebello-thalamic neurons in learning and offline consolidation of a motor skill in mice. [PDF]
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Screen exposure before age two and developmental outcomes in early childhood: a national cross-sectional study in China. [PDF]
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Dual-axis myelination covariance drives the functional connectivity emergence during infancy. [PDF]
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Corticomuscular coherence and its non-invasive modulation in stroke applications: a narrative review. [PDF]
Xu Y, Zhang S, Wang M, Sawan M.
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Proceedings of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, 1973
In rotating electric motors, the working magnetic flux is usually assumed to cross the airgap substantially in radial planes, and, in this respect, the working flux could be said to be ‘1-dimensional’. In transverse-flux machines, 2- or 3-dimensional flux loops are possible, and the number of different shapes of transverse-flux machine which can be ...
J.F. Eastham, E.R. Laithwaite
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In rotating electric motors, the working magnetic flux is usually assumed to cross the airgap substantially in radial planes, and, in this respect, the working flux could be said to be ‘1-dimensional’. In transverse-flux machines, 2- or 3-dimensional flux loops are possible, and the number of different shapes of transverse-flux machine which can be ...
J.F. Eastham, E.R. Laithwaite
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1995
An ultrasonic linear motor including a traveling member having a columnar leg portion abutting at its one end against a traveling surface, and a piezoelectric element mounted on the traveling member for vibrating the leg portion in a direction intersecting an axis of the leg portion.
Kazumasa Onishi, Koichi Naito
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An ultrasonic linear motor including a traveling member having a columnar leg portion abutting at its one end against a traveling surface, and a piezoelectric element mounted on the traveling member for vibrating the leg portion in a direction intersecting an axis of the leg portion.
Kazumasa Onishi, Koichi Naito
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Proceedings of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, 1978
The paper deals with the design principles, operation and simplified basic electromagnetic and electromechanical equations of a motor, combining the properties of the continuous-motion linear induction motor and the reluctance-type stepping motor for positioning.
M. Hájek, O. Roubíček
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The paper deals with the design principles, operation and simplified basic electromagnetic and electromechanical equations of a motor, combining the properties of the continuous-motion linear induction motor and the reluctance-type stepping motor for positioning.
M. Hájek, O. Roubíček
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1992
The magnetostrictive rod of a linear motor is made of twinned single crys Terfenol-D having its crystalline axis aligned with the rod axis to produce non-uniform transverse magnetostriction during axial magnetostrictive elongation of the rod in response to a triggering magnetic field.
Joseph P. Teter, Arthur E. Clark
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The magnetostrictive rod of a linear motor is made of twinned single crys Terfenol-D having its crystalline axis aligned with the rod axis to produce non-uniform transverse magnetostriction during axial magnetostrictive elongation of the rod in response to a triggering magnetic field.
Joseph P. Teter, Arthur E. Clark
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