Sentence examples for fa mode from inspiring English sources

3D-SPACE with variant FA mode image shows the narrow foramen of magendi and foramen magnum (arrow, C).

Sagittal 3D-SPACE with variant FA mode (D) and PC-MRI (E, F) images demonstrate the narrowed aqueduct and decreased aqueductal CSF flow (arrows).

Open image in new window Fig. 8 Sagittal 3D-MPRAGE (A) and 3D-SPACE with variant FA mode (B) images of a 41-year-old male patient with aqueduct stenosis and a history of previous ETV.

Heavily T2W sequences (such as 3D-CISS or 3D-SPACE with constant FA mode) are useful in the morphological evaluation of these lesions and their extensions as well as in the differential diagnosis [35, 39].

In this study, Operational Modal Analysis (OMA) is used to identify the damping value of the fundamental for-aft (FA) mode of an Offshore Wind Turbine (OWT) using both real life measurements and simulations.

Among multivariate techniques, R-mode FA has been widely employed for understanding hydrogeochemical associations and processes controlling them (Drever 1988; Razack and Dazy 1990; Melloul and Collin 1992; Briz-kishore and Murali 1992; Ballukraya and Ravi 1999).

For example, Belkhiri et al. (2011) adopted R-mode FA and their results indicate that the parameters responsible for groundwater quality variations are mainly related to the presence and dissolution of some carbonate, silicate, and evaporite minerals in the aquifer.

For FA, the best fitting mode of action was costs for growth and reproduction; while for AZ cost for maintenance of somatic tissue gave the best fit (Additional file 1).

38 While the exact mechanism by which FAs are preferentially transported into cells is not yet settled, apparently both modes of FA uptake (diffusion or protein-dependant) may coexist in mammalian cells.

As the FA swung into crisis management mode with weary familiarity, fears grew that the newspaper exposé could fatally undermine England's bid.

For FA, the best fitting physiological mode of action within DEBtox was costs for growth and reproduction.