Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 76N. Zanichelli, 1981 - Nuclear physics |
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He was the first to use mathematical proof and exact calculations in biological research . Another pupil of GALILEO ... calculated the motive force of the heart , and studied flow in arteries and the peripheral resistance to the flow of ...
He was the first to use mathematical proof and exact calculations in biological research . Another pupil of GALILEO ... calculated the motive force of the heart , and studied flow in arteries and the peripheral resistance to the flow of ...
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... calculated volumes gives r = 0.995 and a regression equation V1 = 0.928 V - 3.8 ( cm3 ) . с In the method of Arvidsson [ 6 ] the lengths L , D. and D , are obtained in a different manner . A method based on a modification of Simpson's ...
... calculated volumes gives r = 0.995 and a regression equation V1 = 0.928 V - 3.8 ( cm3 ) . с In the method of Arvidsson [ 6 ] the lengths L , D. and D , are obtained in a different manner . A method based on a modification of Simpson's ...
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... calculated . Clearly , the greater the number of bits in the ADC , the fewer the number of sweeps which are required for a given precision . Calculations for transtympanic and brainstem responses show that the 8 - bit ADCs , found in ...
... calculated . Clearly , the greater the number of bits in the ADC , the fewer the number of sweeps which are required for a given precision . Calculations for transtympanic and brainstem responses show that the 8 - bit ADCs , found in ...
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A R D THORNTON | 1 |
Physicists and clinicians | 5 |
The Fourier transform properties of an image | 12 |
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