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This spatial curve is usually echoed by curving elements within the paintings, whether the concrete rings of a crumbling military cemetery or the tracks of all-terrain vehicles in Texas or the spans of the George Washington or Henry Hudson Bridges in New York.

Liver MRI protocol for assessing hepatic fibrosis is usually based on Single-Shot Echo Planar Imaging (SSEPI), which may be acquired in breath-hold modality, in respiratory-triggered or echo navigator modality, or also in free-breathing technique.

For this reason, the echo canceller is usually equipped with a double-talk detector (DTD), in order to slow down or completely halt the adaptation process during double-talk periods [6, 7].

The T1 technique is usually a breath-hold gradient-echo sequence with an in-phase TE of 4.1 ms at 1.5-T field-strength magnet.

The pattern of of "bright liver" in two-dimensional ultrasound image is usually that of fine, closely packed echoes, and there is often hepatomegaly.

With nowhere to park and two miles back to the main road, Bannisdale is usually a tranquil place, but today the buzz of machinery echoed around the valley.

A haemorrhagic cyst is usually 3 3.5 cm in size, thin walled and has a lace-like pattern of internal echoes (Fig. 20a, b).

With fast spin echo sequences tumour and brain can have similar signal intensity and i.v. contrast medium is usually required to distinguish tumour from normal brain.

Yes, we continue to see certain tragedies circle back around, but they are usually just echoes of the past.

fMRI data are usually acquired using echo planar imaging (EPI).

Unenhanced T1- and T2-weighted fast spin echo images are usually obtained, often supplemented with unenhanced 3-dimensional gradient echo sequences.