... K, and the magnetization is recorded as the sample warms to 350 K The procedure for the FC measurement is similar, except the sample is cooled in the presence of a small external field For the ZFC ... which the macrospins relax on the order of s & 100 s [26] As depicted in Fig 5, TSP & B 190 K for the parallel applied field, while TSP & 217 K B for the perpendicular applied field The thermal ... assemblies, where the distance between NCs is governed by the length of the organic capping molecules (d & 1–2 nm) Therefore, it is reasonable to presume that the magnetic properties of the NCs are...
... and β spin: ρ(1) = ρα (1) + ρβ (1) (ρα (1), ρβ (1) corresponds to the probability density of finding an electron with α and β spin at the position r1) The radical will be stable as thespin densities ... tea catechins The study has concerned the determination of the max spin density according to the stability of radicals and their scavenging activity In solution and gas phase, the minimum of ... with the maximum spin density – MSD at every atom of radical is small At the doublet state, sum of spin densities is In this paper, we have investigated at the density functional level of the...
... based on the empirical standard deviation of the ei across the 20 trials (the confidence intervals are usually somewhat larger than the actual range of values found in the experiments, so they should ... (rather than document sampling), so that the LNRE models can be applied “as is” to echo- adjusted corpora Echo- adjustment does not affect the sample size N nor the vocabulary size V , making the ... word in the same document with echo tokens, and estimate the parameters of a plain LNRE model with the resulting version of the training corpus 4.3 Experiments with echo adjustment Using the same...
... electrons are spin polarized along the direction of the vector (π × z), the magnetic field bends the trajectory of the electrons, resulting in a rotation of thespin of the transmitted electrons The reflected ... Our results demonstrate that the magnetic field of the magnetic barrier bends the trajectory of the electrons, and therefore rotate thespin Theory First we focus on the electron transmission through ... shows thespin orientation as a function of the incident angles and the incident energies From thespin orientation one can see that the transmitted electron spins are polarized along the same...
... directed along thespin of the hole (parallel to the longitudinal axis, here k) acting on the electron spinThe speed and direction of the electron -spin precession are determined by the total field ... determined by the orientation of the electron spin with respect to the direction of observation, optical excitation aligns the electron spin along the longitudinal (k) axis When the electron -spin precesses ... seen that the theoretic curve agrees well with the experimental data The dependence of the oscillation decay rate on the orientation of the magnetic field is shown in Fig As can be seen, the change...
... of the pulse in the go and return path through the first layer Besides, it will be affected by the surface and by the pressure on the transducer in the manual measurement In detection theory, the ... Finally, the vector s, which represents the form of the pulse to be detected, depends on the pulse arriving at the possible reflector, which, due to the propagation effects, is a distorted version of the ... noise could be considered the result of the superposition of many echoes coming from the material grains, that is, the result of convolving the material reflectivity with the ultrasonic pulse sent...
... Here, the row vector hE represents the overall echo channel and U(k) are the transmitted echo symbols Again, the matrices 0(3,4) are zero matrices of appropriate dimension [13] Now, define theecho ... where vE,i is the TEC -taps echo canceler for tone i and ∆r(k) , (k) , R(k) , and U (k) are the T ˜i ∆u EQ − difference terms of the i received signal, the TEC − difference terms of theecho reference ... κ = 8) The PSD on the transmitted upstream and downstream tones are −38 dBm/Hz and −40 dBm/Hz, respectively Theecho and far-end channels include the transmission loop together with all the transmit...
... parallel to the building leading to the front door Between the ramp and the building there is a small, narrow space The mother led herfawn into the space and then left the camp For two days, the young ... direction or another or entices the group to retreat Throughout the book, the strands of these ideas as well as others are woven together using chaos theory Although the application of chaos theory to ... deer would be cared for, but the call was not necessary Just before the retreat ended, the mother returned, gathered herfawn, and the two of them headed into the forest The nature of this event and...
... product over the vertices of G of the weights of the spins times the product over the edges of G of the weights of the spin- pairs In this language Z W (G) is the partition function of thethe electronic ... think of the weights λ·,uv as a measure of the likelihood of seeing the different spin- pairs across the edge uv The probability of a particular spin configuration is thus proportional to the product ... {1, , m} as the set of possible spins that a particle may take For each v ∈ V we think of the weights λ·,v as a measure of the likelihood of seeing the different spins at v; furthermore, for...
... Functionally, these changes correlate with a longer mean life span and a larger brood size in the postdauer stage animals Although the authors [5] not directly demonstrate which of these genes causes the ... In a nutshell, the dauer-induced chromatin modeling did not lead per se to changes in gene expression but paved the way for these changes on a site-specific scale To test the hypothesis that dauer-induced ... in cellular memory formation and whether distinct environmental signals operate at these different scales The findings [5] also provoke the question of whether such graded memory formation in...
... replacement included a mechanical prosthetic valve and bioprosthetic valve The method of choosing the type of surgical method depended on the location of the ruptured chordae tendineae (P < 0.01), ... and the incidence of valvular thickening combined with AV damage in the CRV group was higher than that in the other groups Infective endocarditis patients were younger than those in the other ... other groups, and there was a higher incidence of abnormal echo than in the other groups (Table and Figure 1) With regard to structure and hemodynamic changes, compared other groups, the CRV group...
... via the left main coronary artery The procedure took place under systematic hypothermia (25°C) After the opening of the aorta the diagnosis of a type A aortic dissection was confirmed with the ... operation: The origin of the right coronary artery from the false lumen (black arrow), the false lumen (white arrow), the intimal flap (arrow head) and the venous cannula inserted in the right ... a coronary spasm was the cause of the STEMI, due to nearby hematoma or pressure of the false lumen which resolved with the use of the adjuvant therapy, such as nitrates The followed inappropriate...
... http://www.actavetscand.com/content/51/1/6 was measured from the beginning of the rise to the end of the decrease in the record line PQ (PR) interval was measured from the beginning of P wave to the beginning of QRS complex ... ventricle, thickness of the interventricular septum and of the free wall in the left and right ventricle below the atrio-ventricular valves (similar to the site of measurement in echocardiographic ... out of ECG and echocardiographic examinations, calculated the parameters, and drafted the manuscript JN participated in the drafting and revised the content critically MN performed the histopathological...
... First, despite the careful implementation of passive leg raising, a small shift or displacement of the TOE probes in relation to the LV short axis could distort the findings significantly The analysis ... manner at the bedside Competing interests The author(s) declare that they have no competing interests Acknowledgements Work conducted by the authors is supported by an unrestricted grant from the International ... predictor of fluid responsiveness only if tidal volume was more than ml/kg Further investigation is necessary to reveal whether the observations reported by Cannesson and coworkers [1] are also valid...
... signals suggests that the septal signals are apparently more sensitive to preload alterations The reader, however, should bear in mind that the stability of the signals obtained at the septal side ... of the E′ wave in a rather small subset of intensive care unit patients, and again several issues have to be kept in mind First, several of the study patients were supported by a vasopressor The ... colleagues [6] The number of intensive care unit patients included in this subset is again far too small to conclude in a proper manner From all these studies, it is unclear whether the discussed...
... in the treatment group and a resultant increase in early survival data Despite their early withdrawal from the study the authors call for larger multicentred studies to confirm their findings The ... early physical and occupational therapy can reduce the duration of time on a ventilator, and can thereby reduce the mortality associated with this intervention [9] They performed a dualcentre randomised ... for the intensivists to study in their own time The study group comprised 44 patients in whom the intensivists were asked to first identify normal or abnormal left ventricular function and then...
... to the deconnection from the ventilator on a T-piece, and subsequently at the end of the SBT (i.e., before the planned extubation or before the reconnection to the ventilator required by the ... wave) was measured, and the E/A ratio was computed The deceleration time of the E wave (DTE) was measured in extending the deceleration slope from the peak wave velocity to the zero-velocity baseline ... performed The attending physician in charge of the patient did not have access to TTE results All patients were included at the time of their first SBT Failure to wean a patient from the ventilator...
... visualization of the thrombi was observed in the apical four-chamber view, the apical two-chamber view and the parasternal short-axis view In one of the cases, the thrombus was also visualized in the parasternal ... structure in the apex of the left ventricle Therefore, full-dose anticoagulant therapy was considered indispensable in avoiding the consequences of thrombus dislodgement into the bloodstream The sensitivity ... Transthoracic echocardiography of the left ventricle Thrombus (arrows) in the apex of the left ventricle is clearly depicted in the (A) short, (B) long parasternal axes as well as in the (C) apical...