He defined " clinical myopia" as giving preference to the immediate and tangible benefits of nonadherence or inertia, instead of long-term benefits, and hypothesized that these behaviors, sharing the same psychological structure, enter into resonance.
And the phenomenon also explains the age of many meteorites (as measured by cosmic ray exposure): they have been drifting for millions of years before entering the resonance gap, rather than quickly entering from nearby.
Consistent with seeing knowledge transfer as a process of conduction, the paradigmatic Chan term for records of intergenerational transmission is denglu or "lamp records"—a term that invites imagining a series of lamps being restored to their natural luminosity as teachers and students enter into effective resonance with one another.
Turnaround involves the time and activities beginning when a patient enters the magnetic resonance scanner room until the patient leaves, minus the time the scanner is conducting the protocol.
Several evolving technical developments have allowed cardiac magnetic resonance imaging (CMR) to enter mainstream cardiology imaging practice for cardiomyopathy assessment [3].
Gadolinium (Gd)–1,4,7,10-tetraazacyclododecane-1,4,7,10-tetraacetic acid (DOTA) is commonly used as contrast agent in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), but cannot enter the cytoplasm or cell nucleus.
Unlike the Hyundai HCD-14 Genesis Concept introduced in Detroit on Monday, the Resonance appears as something that could enter production within a few years as the next Murano.
Another influential essay in 1960, "We Invite You to Enter a New Dimension: Shibui," extolled the principles of understated resonance and serenity in design and is credited with introducing traditional Japanese design ideas to the American public.
Some of the connections between politics and movies are obvious, but we wanted to go beyond the topical resonance of films like "Zero Dark Thirty" and enter into the realms of allegory and national mythology.
The volunteers fasted for 3 hours and then entered a functional magnetic resonance imaging machine (fMRI), which measures brain activity.
It has also been suggested that for an icy satellite the size of Mimas or Enceladus to enter an 'excited state' of tidal heating and convection, it would need to enter an orbital resonance before it lost too much of its primordial internal heat.
