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    Ultrasonic Motor

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    technology. But these motors suffer from many drawbacks. The field of ultrasonic seems to be changing that driving force. DRAWBACKS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC MOTORS Electromagnetic motors rely on the attraction and repulsion of magnetic fields for their operation. Without good noise suppression circuitry‚ their noisy electrical operation will affect the electronic components inside it. Surges and spikes from these motors can cause disruption or even damage in nonmotor related items

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    Theory 2.1. Resonance 2.2. Resonators 2.3. Resonant Energy Transfer 2.4. Resonant Coupling 2.5. Energy Transfer and Efficiency 2.6. Coupled Mode Theory 2.6.1. Simulation Results in Different Coupled Modes 2.6.1.1. Energy Transfer With k/T >>1 2.6.1.2. Energy Transfer Without k/T >>1 2.6.1.3. Influence of k/T on the Total Energy of the System 2.6.2. Dielectric Disks 2.6.3. Capacitively-loaded conducting wire loops 3. WiTricity 3.1. What WiTricity is not? 3.1.1. Traditional Magnetic Induction

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    Lockjaw Research Paper

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    Trismus or Lockjaw is essentially a disorder that prevents the mouth from opening properly‚ fully‚ or to otherwise function improperly. If there is pain or tension in your mouth that prevents you from fully opening your jaw it is likely that you have lockjaw. This disorder itself is relatively harmless‚ but it is an indicator of some issues that may be very important. One of the most famous causes of this disorder is having an infection known as tetanus which is potentially lethal. Tetanus has a

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    Psychology 1

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    Psychology - scientific study of behavior and mental processes. The 7 Subfields of Psychology Developmental Psychology - The study of how people grow and change physically cognitively‚ emotionally‚ and socially from the prenatal period through death. Subfields include: child‚ adolescent‚ and life-span psychology. Physiological Psychology - Investigates the biological basis of behavior. Subfield include: neuroscience‚ biological psychology‚ and behavior genetics. Experimental Psychology - Investigates

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    How Is Helium Produced?

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    "How Is Helium Produced?" Production: Although Helium is one of the most common elements in the universe it is a rare gas on earth. It exists in the atmosphere in such small quantities (less than five parts per million) that recovering it from the air is uneconomical. Helium is produced as a by-product of the refining of natural gas‚ which is carried out on a commercial scale in the USA and Poland. In these areas natural gas contains a relatively high concentration of Helium which has accumulated

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    Liver Trauma Essay

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    Diagnosis: Physical symptoms of liver trauma include blood loss‚ tenderness of the region‚ peritoneal irritation and its guarding. Haemodynamically stable patients with suspected live injury should be investigated for imaging studies. Focused Assessment with Sonography in Trauma (FAST) is usually useful for both blunt and penetrating trauma. FAST has sensitivity from 75-94 % and specificity from 97-100 % for intra-abdominal fluid in trauma patients. FAST cannot distinguish between laceration and

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    Anatomy‚ Physiology and Medical Terminology 5.4 Photochemistry and Film Analysis 5.5 Nursing and Department Procedures in Radiology and Professional Ethics 5.6 Ultrasound‚ Radiation Therapy‚ Nuclear Medicine‚ Computed Tomography/Magnetic Resonance Imaging Radiologic Pathology 6. Is there any significance of the respondents profile with level of preparedness in the Licensure Examination? Recommending approval: Romeo Ang‚ RRT Elements of Research Adviser Approved by: Dr. Editha

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    Pancreatic cancer

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    By Nahomie Gourdet Definition  Pancreas : is an organ found deep in the body‚ behind the stomach. It is shaped a little bit like a fish‚ about 6 inches long and less than 2 inches wide across the belly.  Pancreatic Cancer: Is a disease in which malignant cells are found in the tissues of the Pancreas. Pancreatic Cancer Classification Stages Stage 0 of Pancreatic Cancer  In stage 0‚ abnormal cells are found in the lining of the pancreas. These abnormal cells may become cancer

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    distinguish between different points in space‚ specifically within the brain in neuroimaging contexts. Higher spatial resolution means that imaging techniques can discern smaller anatomical structures or finer details within the brain. This is crucial for pinpointing where specific brain activities or abnormalities occur. Techniques like structural MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) and high-resolution fMRI (functional MRI) have relatively high spatial resolution‚ allowing researchers to visualize brain structures

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    Mary’s Case Study Unit 5 Lence Lazoroski PS520-01: Neuropsychology March 4‚ 2012 Case Study Summary Mary S. is a 17-year-old Latina High School Junior who is popular amongst her peers and performs academically in the top quarter of her class. One day‚ while at a party‚ she was dared by her friends to dive off a second floor balcony in the swimming pool. When she dove head first‚ she slipped and experienced a sharp blow to her head on the side of the pool. She was unconscious

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