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Scaling ECG Foundation Models and Identifying a Threshold for Effective Representation Learning
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Live to the rhythm, slave to the rhythm
Sleep Medicine Reviews, 2007Circadian rhythms in health and disease have most often been described in terms of their phases and amplitudes, and how these respond to a single exposure to stimuli denoted as zeitgebers. The present paper argues that it is also important to consider the 24-h regularity in the repeated occurrence of the zeitgebers.
Eus J W, Van Someren +1 more
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Acta Clinica Belgica, 1979
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Désir, Daniel, Vanhaelst, Luc
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Désir, Daniel, Vanhaelst, Luc
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A rhythm indicator for science and the rhythm of Science
Scientometrics, 2006The rhythm of science may be compared to the rhythm of music. The R-indicator studied in this article is a complex indicator, trying to reflect part of this rhythm. The R-indicator interweaves publication and citation data over a long period. In this way R-sequences can be used to describe the evolutionary rhythm of science considered in a novel way ...
Liang, Liming +2 more
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Psychoneuroendocrinology, 1981
Abstract (1) The human menstrual cycle was studied as a rhythm by applying graphic techniques used previously to study circadian rhythms. (2) Menstrual rhythms appeared to freerun, that is, progressed in time without any obvious external timesetting signals.
K B, Reilly, S A, Binkley
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Abstract (1) The human menstrual cycle was studied as a rhythm by applying graphic techniques used previously to study circadian rhythms. (2) Menstrual rhythms appeared to freerun, that is, progressed in time without any obvious external timesetting signals.
K B, Reilly, S A, Binkley
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2010
To the Editor: Accurate hand-off communication among health care providers has been a focus of quality improvement and hospital accreditation.1 Although much emphasis has been placed on in-hospital transfers of care, there is a growing focus on communication between emergency medical services and emergency department physicians.2,3 In Pennsylvania ...
Anna E, Bortnick +2 more
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To the Editor: Accurate hand-off communication among health care providers has been a focus of quality improvement and hospital accreditation.1 Although much emphasis has been placed on in-hospital transfers of care, there is a growing focus on communication between emergency medical services and emergency department physicians.2,3 In Pennsylvania ...
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2015
If constitutive rhythm manifests itself in the inner pulse of the content, then structural rhythm, or ‘the rhythm of rhythms’ (Alvarez, 1989, p. 221), refers to the distribution and pacing of that content within the formal framework — the aspect concerned with presenting it to the outer world and ensuring the strongest possible response to it ...
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If constitutive rhythm manifests itself in the inner pulse of the content, then structural rhythm, or ‘the rhythm of rhythms’ (Alvarez, 1989, p. 221), refers to the distribution and pacing of that content within the formal framework — the aspect concerned with presenting it to the outer world and ensuring the strongest possible response to it ...
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Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 2011
Patients with cardiac rhythm disturbances may present in a variety of conditions. Patients may be unstable, requiring immediate interventions, or stable, allowing for a more deliberate approach. Rapid assessment of patient stability, underlying rhythm, and determination of appropriate interventions guides timely therapy.
Allan R, Mottram, James E, Svenson
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Patients with cardiac rhythm disturbances may present in a variety of conditions. Patients may be unstable, requiring immediate interventions, or stable, allowing for a more deliberate approach. Rapid assessment of patient stability, underlying rhythm, and determination of appropriate interventions guides timely therapy.
Allan R, Mottram, James E, Svenson
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Defining rhythm: Aspects of an anthropology of rhythm
Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry, 1994This paper outlines the relevance of the idea of rhythm to cultural anthropology, with specific suggestions for a medical anthropology of rhythm. By reconsidering the fluid nature of the concept of rhythm in ordinary language, the paper defines rhythm functionally in terms of a temporal order that anticipates, suspends and fulfills on the level of the ...
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