Sentence examples for radial sources from inspiring English sources

Near ( E_s^* ) we use a modification of Melrose's propagation result [183] for radial sources [78, Proposition 2.6], and near ( E_u^* ), his propagation result for radial sinks [78, Proposition 2.7].

Due to the sensitivity profile, the surface EEG potentials are mostly generated by the radial sources of large dipole layers in the gyral crowns [86].

Similar to the simpler case of a spherical head model, in which MEG cannot see radial sources at all, for most cortical locations there was a source orientation to which MEG was insensitive.

This study found temporal sources with both M/EEG, whereas prefrontal sources were only found with EEG; possibly because the frontal sources have a radial orientation and the MEG sensors are blind to the fields generated by radial sources (see Fig. 2).

Each NBI box has 2 tangential and 2 radial source positions.

Ur (vertical component of the receivers by radial source excitation) and Tt (transverse component of the receivers by transverse source excitation) components are shown.

With this assumption, we can express the initial condition for (10) as the radial source {g}_cleft 0,rright)=frac{N_Adelta left r-{r}_0right)}{4pi {r}^2} (11).

The distribution of vibrational energy between the shell and the fluid field is calculated at various axial locations along the shell and for different radial source locations.

While it is possible that their failure to detect an effect resulted from low statistical power (between 10 to 18 participants per age-band), that seems unlikely, given that they did find a trend for an age effect for a later negativity seen around 150 ms with a radial source.

In the spherically symmetric volume conductor model λ k, min = 0 for MEG for all source locations, because the radial source component does not generate any MEG signals.

However, since the human head is not exactly spherically symmetric, the radial orientation is not well defined, and an approximately radial source in the brain is not necessarily silent in MEG (Cuffin 1990).