For example, Shcherbinin et al. [21] also used a Teflon insert to mimic the lumbar spine in their investigation of the quantitative potentialities of Infinia Hawkeye 4. The air, water, and Teflon inserts of the NEMA NU2-1994 phareom are cold compartments.
The "donors" were transported after accidents to the Dept. of Forensic Medicine and located for the night in cold compartments.
And to keep Forteo at the right temperature -- 36 to 46 degrees -- a user can have a second set of gel packs in a cold storage compartment on a plane, an option you do not have.
SORwater, on the contrary, was larger for Ga and I, but as explained Disselhorst et al. [ 15], this could be attributed to their longer positron range that leads to positrons being emitted in the body part of the phantom but annihilated in the cold water compartment.
Crude oil stored in a cold subsea compartmented metal storage tank is constantly undergoing undesirable phase change.
In particular, the effects of cold wall cooling on compartment walls, selected adiabatic material, as well as TES-fin(s) positions and the corresponding aspect ratios to slow down paraffin solidification are discussed.
The image quality parameters to be determined using this phantom are (i) recovery coefficients for the differently sized rods, indicative of spatial resolution, (ii) spillover of activity into the cold air and water compartments, expressing the scatter performance, and (iii) uniformity of measured activity in the background compartment that indicates the signal-to-noise ratio.
The probable reason for these transient thermal changes might be an influx of cold blood from hypoperfused compartments during CPB [ 30, 31].
One of the 4 compartments was left cold with no radioactivity (water with 0 kBq ml−1); the other 3 compartments were filled with increasing concentrations of solutions, in the ratios of 2.5, 4, and 5 times that of the background.
Dawn was ascending; my compartment was freezing cold.
