With their tissue range of several millimetres, we hypothesized that beta emitters would probably have caused radiation-induced failure of the remaining normal liver parenchyma.
The ictal core is defined by local hypersynchronous discharges as indicated by the incidence of much larger 'units' starting at the time of the ictal wavefront, and also hypersynchrony over ranges of several millimetres (Weiss et al. 2013).
A closer look at the fracture indicates that several cracks can form parallel to each other, but always in a narrow range of depths (few millimetres), that they propagate parallel to the surface, and eventually coalesce.
Our results would therefore imply that gamma coherence in the human cortex is extended over a much larger distance than would be expected from primate studies (in which gamma sources appear to be locally coherent in the range of a few millimetres) (Steriade et al., 1996; Gail et al., 2000).
They collected thirty-five thousand samplencompassingsing the entire range of drifters, from millimetre-long zoöplankton to the longest organisms on Earth, the siphonophores, whose most famous member is the Portuguese man-o'-war.
Typical coherence lengths range from millimetres to metres.
Practically all adult forms fall within the range of 0.25 to 2 millimetres in length.
However, in several biomedical applications such as balloon based endoscopic OCT [ 8] or gastrointestinal imaging [ 9], the distance to the sample can vary by few tenths of millimetres and the high imaging range is desired to obtain consistent quality scans.
This pixel differential was then converted to length, and hence volume (ranging from 4 to 5 μl), using the ratio of millimetres to pixels which could be easily calculated using image analysis software.
They exhibit the greatest range of size (less than one millimetre, or 0.04 inch, to a limb spread of more than three metres, or 10 feet) and the greatest diversity of body form.
Of these, the most important are the latter two types, because they constitute the technology of choice in a wide range of high-power microwave and millimetre-wave applications.
