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The fast discharge of the coils results in practically adiabatic heating of the resistive elements up to 250 °C.

Finally, because of their small head size, the use of the standard MR head coils results in suboptimal picture quality in the neonate.

In a set of measurements designed to offset effects due to the difference in Q between the two coils, the mean signals from the blister packs were compared with those from an identical number of loose, closely packed pills placed at the center of the two RF coils (results Figure 5) with a differing number of pills.

In summary, mutation of any of the conserved arginines in the coiled coil results in severe effects on ATPase activity, prion disaggregation and thermotolerance, which can be explained when the coiled-coil domain is intercalated between NBD1 and NBD2.

The pulses cause not just the desired changes but undesired vibrations of the gradient coils, resulting in the banging heard during an M.R.I. examination.

As this virtual object encounters other virtual surfaces and objects, corresponding signals are transmitted to the flotor's electrical coils, resulting in haptic feedback to the user.

Furthermore, ischemia of the pancreas (when embolization is performed proximally to the main pancreatic artery) and dislodgement of coils resulting in infarction of the spleen have been reported [52].

Electrical current enters the primary coil of the transformer and induces a current in the secondary coil, which has fewer coils, resulting in a lower voltage.

It is found that, under the conditions of negligible molecular diffusion, for 0·6 coiling results in an essentially unique RTD which is narrower than that for straight tubes confirming the validity of a published theoretical analysis.

DisEMBL was run using default settings and the Hot-loop and Coil results were both included in our evaluation.

(G ) Burrowing worms mirrored the magnetic coil results with fed worms preferentially burrowing up while starved worms preferentially migrating down.