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Micro- and macrostructure of sleep EEG
IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Magazine, 2006Electroencephalogram (EEG) provides important and unique information about the sleeping brain. Polysomnography was the major method of sleep analysis and the main diagnostic tool in sleep medicine. The standard interpretation of polysomnographic recordings describes their macrostructure in terms of sleep stages, delineated according to R&K scoring ...
Urszula, Malinowska +4 more
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Evaluation of macrostructural bone biomechanics
Joint Bone Spine, 2007Bone fragility can be defined as an increased risk of fractures. Advanced age and bone diseases such as osteoporosis increase the fracture risk. Understanding the effects of osteoporosis and its treatments requires a description of the mechanical behavior of bone tissue.
Hélène, Beaupied +2 more
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On the Continuous Evaluation of the Macrostructure of Sleep
2012Sleep staging is one of the most important tasks on the context of sleep studies. For more than 40 years the gold standard to the characterization of patient’s sleep macrostructure was the set of rules proposed by Rechtschaffen and Kales (R&K) recently modified by AASM rules.
Diego Álvarez-Estévez +3 more
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Macrostructure and Microbehavior in a Metropolitan Area
Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design, 1989Negative externalities generated by the rational actions of individual decisionmakers sometimes have large-scale repercussions on urban structure that backfire on all concerned. Such a situation, involving the externalities of intensive development in low-density areas, was recently addressed by the Los Angeles Planning Department.
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The exterior morphology of meteorites recovered soon after fall is generally characterized by flight markings. Meteorites which have maintained a constant orientation during their fall have furrows on their forward surfaces radiating away from the apex. The rear surface is either unmarked or is furrowed, with the wavelength longer and amplitude smaller
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The exterior morphology of meteorites recovered soon after fall is generally characterized by flight markings. Meteorites which have maintained a constant orientation during their fall have furrows on their forward surfaces radiating away from the apex. The rear surface is either unmarked or is furrowed, with the wavelength longer and amplitude smaller
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The Macrostructure of Mucus Glycoproteins in Solution
1989Publisher Summary This chapter describes the various models for mucus glycoprotein “macrostructure” (namely, assembly, gross conformation, and heterogeneity) in solution, which have been based on various interpretations of the data provided by various techniques. Native mucus secretions normally contain ∼1% of salts and other dialyzable components, 0.
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Macrostructure of geomagnetic bays
Journal of Geophysical Research, 1968Evidence is presented that suggests that geomagnetic bay disturbances occur in two stages. The onset of each stage is accompanied by a Pi 2 micropulsation; the fact that a Pi 2 occurs almost synchronously over the earth's surface allows the onset of this micropulsation to be used to define the onset of each stage of a bay.
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The Proceedings of Design & Systems Conference, 2021
Minami FUJIOKA, Masatoshi SHIMODA
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Minami FUJIOKA, Masatoshi SHIMODA
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Macrostructure and Linguistic Characterization
2016In this chapter, the author analyses the House of Cards series as a conventionally structured tale of the modern times, basing her study on Greimas’s actantial model. Sorlin highlights the pragmatic dimension of Greimas’s structure by giving pride of place to the speech acts that determine contractual relations between actants, thus transforming the ...
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