Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 76N. Zanichelli, 1981 - Nuclear physics |
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... output flow is linearly proportional to input pressure . The pulmonary circulation is modelled by a simple compliance . The systemic circulation is represented by an arterial compliance , a peripheral resistance and a venous compliance ...
... output flow is linearly proportional to input pressure . The pulmonary circulation is modelled by a simple compliance . The systemic circulation is represented by an arterial compliance , a peripheral resistance and a venous compliance ...
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... output signal of the nonlinear element splits and passes through two parallel filter networks . The output of each filter modulates the heart rate or the peripheral resistance . The model was programmed on a PDP 11 , using a CSMP - like ...
... output signal of the nonlinear element splits and passes through two parallel filter networks . The output of each filter modulates the heart rate or the peripheral resistance . The model was programmed on a PDP 11 , using a CSMP - like ...
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... output ports , is severely restricted . Furthermore , where output measurement is made by removal of blood samples on a discrete basis in order to measure the concentra- tion of a metabolite in the blood , the number of samples and the ...
... output ports , is severely restricted . Furthermore , where output measurement is made by removal of blood samples on a discrete basis in order to measure the concentra- tion of a metabolite in the blood , the number of samples and the ...
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