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A Reproducible Method to Evaluate Sublethal Acoustic Stress in Aquatic Invertebrates Using Oxidative Biomarkers. [PDF]
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Intraoperative 40 Hz Visual Light Flicker Attenuates Anesthesia/Surgery-Induced Cognitive Impairments in Elderly Mice With Enhanced Cortical-Hippocampal Coherence. [PDF]
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Protocol for assessing affective responses in caregiver-infant dyads during the still-face procedure using infrared thermal imaging. [PDF]
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Strategies for resolving cellular phylogenies from sequential lineage tracing data
Mulberry N, Stadler T.
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Scientific American, 2019
The article focuses on a study conducted by Columbia University scientists, published in the December 2017 issue of the journal Science to use CRISPR as gene-editing tool to chronicle biological signals on strands of a bacterium's DNA. According to the researchers, three different signals could be recorded by the team in a population of Escherichia ...
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The article focuses on a study conducted by Columbia University scientists, published in the December 2017 issue of the journal Science to use CRISPR as gene-editing tool to chronicle biological signals on strands of a bacterium's DNA. According to the researchers, three different signals could be recorded by the team in a population of Escherichia ...
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1983
A series of beat signals (e.g. sixteen) corresponding to a desired rhythm or tempo are recorded on one track of a multi-track magnetic tape, which is then cut and spliced into a loop just long enough to contain the entire series of recorded beats. During a performance the loop is used in a recorder designed to cause the recorded beat signals repeatedly
Helen Hooke, David Lerner
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A series of beat signals (e.g. sixteen) corresponding to a desired rhythm or tempo are recorded on one track of a multi-track magnetic tape, which is then cut and spliced into a loop just long enough to contain the entire series of recorded beats. During a performance the loop is used in a recorder designed to cause the recorded beat signals repeatedly
Helen Hooke, David Lerner
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Audio tapes and cassette tape recorders
Journal of Chemical Education, 1972Examines audio tape cassette recorders, audio tape cassettes, and details how to prepare audio tapes.
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1990
The principle of tape-recording is straightforward enough, and work on simple magnetic recorders was going on as early as 1900. In the first systems a steel wire was used as the recording medium, but today magnetic tape is universal.
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The principle of tape-recording is straightforward enough, and work on simple magnetic recorders was going on as early as 1900. In the first systems a steel wire was used as the recording medium, but today magnetic tape is universal.
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IRE Transactions on Audio, 1955
Standard designs are flexible enough for most uses of tape recorders. Special machines have been devised for unusual applications such as pronouncing dictionaries, length measuring devices, time compressors, dc and square wave recorders, memory devices, and automatic machine control. The construction and operation of typical devices are reviewed.
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Standard designs are flexible enough for most uses of tape recorders. Special machines have been devised for unusual applications such as pronouncing dictionaries, length measuring devices, time compressors, dc and square wave recorders, memory devices, and automatic machine control. The construction and operation of typical devices are reviewed.
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