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Preload‐Induced Switchable Adhesion
Small, 2023AbstractAnimals with robust attachment abilities commonly exhibit stable attachment and convenient detachment. However, achieving an efficient attachment–detachment function in bioinspired adhesives is challenging owing to the complexity and delay of actuators.
Chongwen Tu +9 more
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2002
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Keran McKenzie, Todd Yard
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Keran McKenzie, Todd Yard
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Static Measures of Preload Assessment
Critical Care Clinics, 2010This article focuses on static methods for determining preload, specifically pressure and volumetric indices measured at the bedside. The underlying ventricular function will determine where the patient is located on Frank-Starling ventricular function curve and the patient's response to a fluid challenge.
Richard A, Nahouraii, Susan E, Rowell
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ACM SIGARCH Computer Architecture News, 2000
Caching and other latency tolerating techniques have been quite successful in maintaining high memory system performance for general purpose processors. However, TLB misses have become a serious bottleneck as working sets are growing beyond the capacity of TLBs. This work presents one of the first attempts
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Caching and other latency tolerating techniques have been quite successful in maintaining high memory system performance for general purpose processors. However, TLB misses have become a serious bottleneck as working sets are growing beyond the capacity of TLBs. This work presents one of the first attempts
Ashley Saulsbury +2 more
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Preload and Isometric Force Variability
Journal of Motor Behavior, 1990Two experiments are reported, which examined the relative contributions of preload (resting force level), change of force, and the time taken to achieve the force in determining isometric force variability. The findings showed that change of force is the strongest determiner of peak force variability but that preload and time to peak force have smaller
S, Kim, L G, Carlton, K M, Newell
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European Journal of Anaesthesiology, 2009
Perioperative haemodynamic care of patients aims at maintaining an adequate oxygen supply to the tissues. In the presence of sufficient oxygen carrying capacity in the blood, tissue oxygen delivery will mainly depend on cardiac output. The determinants of cardiac output are heart rate, the ventricular loading conditions (preload and afterload) and the ...
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Perioperative haemodynamic care of patients aims at maintaining an adequate oxygen supply to the tissues. In the presence of sufficient oxygen carrying capacity in the blood, tissue oxygen delivery will mainly depend on cardiac output. The determinants of cardiac output are heart rate, the ventricular loading conditions (preload and afterload) and the ...
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Simultaneous Preloading Vs Independent Leg Preloading - The Better Option?
ADIPECAbstract Objectives/Scope Preloading for three-legged jackups, an act of testing the seabed every time a jackup is positioned on a new location, is done by adding an additional weight, referred to as ‘preload’, generally in the form of seawater ballast, either for all three legs simultaneously,
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Preloaded Insulin Syringes for the Blind
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1981ABSTRACT To the Editor.— In a recent issue of JAMA, Murry G. Fischer, MD (1980;244:548), describes a method of preloading insulin syringes for unreliable diabetics. We have used this method for some time in blind diabetics who live alone or have an ineffective caretaker.
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