Sentence examples for partial echo from inspiring English sources

He MRI static ventilation images will be acquired using a fast-gradient echo method using a partial echo (14 s total data acquisition, TR/TE/flip angle =4.3 ms/1.4 ms/7°, field of view =40 cm, bandwidth =48.8 kHz, matrix =128 × 80, 15-17 slices, 15 mm slice thickness) [ 30].

Coronal (anatomical) H MRI will be performed using the whole-body radiofrequency coil and H fast-spoiled, gradient-recalled echo sequence using a partial echo (16 s total data acquisition, repetition time [TR] =4.7 ms, echo time [TE] =1.2 ms, flip angle =30°, field of view =40 cm, bandwidth =24.4 kHz, matrix =128 × 80, 15-17 slices, 15 mm slice thickness).

The partial echoes of his grandfather's fate, and the intoxication he felt in rediscovering the Russian he had spoken as a young child, drew him back.

Sensitivity encoding (SENSE) was applied in the RL direction with an acceleration factor of 3. The images were reconstructed to 0.3-mm isotropic voxels, and the built-in phase correction and partial-echo filter of the scanner were applied during reconstruction.

We're meant to be a little lost, too tantalized by hints and partial appearances and echoes.

We're meant to be a little lost, too — tantalized by hints and partial appearances and echoes.

Mr. McClatchy's alliterative use of "love" and "loyalty" echoes the partial rhyme in "fedel" and "bella".

Decades later, Wolfgang Voigt, co-founder of revered techno label Kompakt, would sample T-Rex's '"Life's A Gas". Shock and Awe includes "A Partial Inventory of Glam Echoes and Reflections" that discusses the New Romantics, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Bauhaus, Marilyn Manson, Prince, Lady Gaga and Kanye West.

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This reduction in the applicability of CE-MRA haspurreded the development of newer non-enhanced MRA techniques, such as arterial spin labelling for aortic or renal imaging, as well as ECG-gated 3D partial-Fourier fast spin echo sequences in the evaluation of peripheral arterial disease [30, 31] for those patients with end-stage renal disease.

(i) Partial Fourier EPI allows lengthening echo trains for higher spatial resolution while maintaining optimal TE and BOLD sensitivity.