... standard QM and gravity, motivated us [42, 43] to rethink about the “collapse” of the wavefunction, and it seemed to contain the seeds of a dynamical mechanism for the “collapse” of the wavefunction ... description of the microworld, from molecules to quarks and leptons and their interactions The Standard Model of elementary particle physics, encompassing the strong and electroweak interactions of quarks ... it may reach a chaotic, random behavior (I uncoded brain) Despite the remarkable progress that has been made during the last few years in understanding brainfunctionusing the neural network...
... backgrounds, like black holes and spacetime foam, and the brain mechanics presented in section Presence or lack of quantum coherence and its cause, the existence of an infinite number of possible equilibrium ... the polymerized state of the MT, one monomer consists of 40% α-helix, 31% β-sheet and 29% random coil The α-tubulin consists of four α-helixes, four β-sheets, and two random coils, while the ... our proteins, our DNA, etc, and also that is what everything else we 29 use, i.e., the “apparatus”, is made ofOf course, protons and neutrons are mainly made of up (u) and down (d) constituent...
... section 2), like long-term stability and non-locality, as being one of the many possible states of the spin-glass phase, to be of primary importance in brainfunctionand “decision making”! Indeed as ... of the most important functional roles of the MTs, is their strong involvement in brain plasticity and exocytosis (see sections 4,6) MTs control the shrinkage or growth of dendritic spines (brain ... dimensions On the other hand, our main purpose would then evaporate, since the central issue of quantum coherence and its loss would remain mute and its relevance or not to brainfunction would remain...
... hierarchical and non-local actions of the brain This kind of microphysical explanation is, of course, supportive of an evolutionary natural selection, where in this case survival of the fittest ... appears to be comprised of anatomically and functionally recognizable brain systems and centers (i.e., respiratory center, ) The highest cognitive level is global brain function, which correlates ... is rather well-known that brains of patients under general anethesia are commonly quite active: EEG, evoked potentials and other brain functions persist despite lack of consciousness In a way,...
... microtubules and their dynamics [1]–[4] A unified scheme of brain- mind dynamics emerges, consistent with all known laws of physics, notably including the law of conservation of energy, and at the ... compromising resolution of the age-old problem concerning the brain- mind relation, will bring peace, once and for all, to the different quarters of dualists and non-dualists, and avoid further duels! ... or unitary sense of self, free-will and the like, involving parts or the entire activity of the brain Indeed, conscious thoughts seem to correspond to metastable states of the brain associated...
... rights reserved Usage subject to terms and conditions of license 84 132 150 162 164 166 168 Contents VIII Pelvis MRI MRI MRI MRI MRI MRI MRI ofofofofofofof the the the the the the the Female ... terms and conditions of license CT of the Thorax 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 1/2 —— = Borders of lung segments Right Lung Apical segment of upper lobe Posterior segment of upper lobe Anterior segment of ... 37 38 Segments of the lungs Right Lung Apical segment of upper lobe Posterior segment of upper lobe Anterior segment of upper lobe Lateral segment of middle lobe Medial segment of middle lobe...
... Caucasian woman with past history of hypertension and diabetes mellitus presented with a long-standing history of chest pain and shortness of breath Physical examination and a twelve-lead electrocardiogram ... that account for 7% of all mediastinal masses [1] The prevalence of pericardial cysts is one in 100,000 [1] and approximately 60% of patients present between 30 and 50 years of age [2] Pericardial ... of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada 3Section of Internal Medicine, Department of Internal Medicine, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada 4Section of Cardiology, Department of...
... reflects the profile of the imaging tip rather than of the rupture Further illustrating the range and variation of cell morphologies, and the potential effect the thick layer of polymer has in ... nature and response of cells, yielding insights into drug responses and effects Considerable variability in the sizes of dimple depressions and ruptures, as well as dynamic formation and grouping of ... which the contents of the granule are released remains debated, and there are arguments supporting both total and transient fusion as described by 'fuse -and- collapse' and 'kiss -and- run' mechanisms,...
... increasing of anisotropy property of ferrites Ni1-xCoxFe2O4, hence it was the increasing of HC The increasing of HC proved that the soft magnetic property of ferrite NiFe2O4 changed to the hard magnetic ... in an increasing magnetic moment per formula of Ni1-xCoxFe2O4 and equivalently, an enhancement of magnetization [7].The dependence of saturation magnetization Ms as a functionof Co2+ concentration ... high coercivity of materials, the second term can take part of several tens percent of HC and the last one whereas can only reach several hundreds of gauss Thus, the increasing of Co-concentration...
... respectively the real and measured angles between ~ and the vertical and u the angle between the normal of the facet and the q CCD plane tions of Ross et al in [5] which show that only one out of two sides ... sidewall morphology and Ross et al [5] with saw-tooth faceting They interpret this faceting term of both the role of the geometry and surface energy of the wire and the liquid droplet, and report that ... provide evidence of the hexagonal cross-section of the wires The angle between two streaks is 60° and the directions of the six sides of the nanowires can be deduced from the directions of these streaks...
... based on consensus opinions of professionals and experts from the executive committee of the Society of Breast Imagingand the members of the Breast Imaging Commission of the ACR These recommendations ... development of breast cancer The Society of Breast Imagingand the Breast Imaging Commission of the ACR issue these recommendations to provide guidance to patients and clinicians on the use ofimaging ... Breast Imaging Modalities Magnetic Resonance Imagingof the Breast Marc Lobbes and Carla Boetes Maastricht University Medical Center The Netherlands Introduction Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of...
... absence of an external magnetic field and enhance the wear and corrosion resistance of the magnetic NPs [12] From this viewpoint, composite structures based upon nanometersized iron oxide and silica ... Photographs of the S3 and S4 before and after magnetic separation by an external magnetic field (this magnet takes from the MSS) b Hysteresis loops of S4 under sunlight illumination, and the as-obtained ... Treatment Air Magnetic Porous SiO2 Microspheres ca 32nm Ultraf ine Magnetic Hollow SiO NPs Fig Schematic figure depicting the synthesis process of ultrafine hollow andmagnetic hollow SiO2 NPs the functional...
... functionof electrical andmagnetic field intensities, under fixed values of half-axis: a1 = 0.3aB and c1 = 2aB fixed lengths of half-axis One can see that the effects of the electrical andmagnetic ... (short and large half-axes instead of radius) In addition to that the external electric andmagnetic fields causing quantization are alternative tools of control of the energy spectrum of QDs ... Presence of Unidirectional Electric andMagneticFields Let us to consider an impenetrable SOEQD located in unidirectional electric andmagnetic fields (see Fig 1a) The potential energy of a charged...
... based on consensus opinions of professionals and experts from the executive committee of the Society of Breast Imagingand the members of the Breast Imaging Commission of the ACR These recommendations ... development of breast cancer The Society of Breast Imagingand the Breast Imaging Commission of the ACR issue these recommendations to provide guidance to patients and clinicians on the use ofimaging ... Breast Imaging Modalities Magnetic Resonance Imagingof the Breast Marc Lobbes and Carla Boetes Maastricht University Medical Center The Netherlands Introduction Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of...
... OpenGL command, we often omit the interface handle Here we set the physical size of frame and make its contents visible Here the physical size corresponds to the number of pixels in x and y direction ... down “Bitmap” using Glut bitmap font functionand “Stroke” using Glut stroke font function in the center of the display With the star rotating in the circle, implement the clipping of a window ... changing the model, and handling user interaction OpenGL (JOGL) and Java functions are the interfaces between the application program and the graphics hardware (Fig 1.1) Before using more JOGL primitive...
... a linear functionof its previous state The only linear functionof single bits is xor, thus it is a shift register whose input bit is driven by the exclusive-or (xor) of some bits of the overall ... Applications of LFSRs include generating pseudo-random numbers, pseudo-noise sequences, fast digital counters, and whitening sequences Both hardware and software implementations of LFSRs are ... after an access time of tacc from OE and CE Write operation (CE and WE valid - write data on the rising edge of WE) In the model check that the address bus is stable for taddr and the data bus is...
... sets of data before fusing and forming a new set of data DWT is one of popular tools used in MRA by using low-pass and high-pass filter [6, 7, 8] Consider is DWT performance, the analysis and ... 10 Histogram and standard deviation comparisons (a), (c), (e) are histograms and standard deviation corresponding to R, G, B color of image 9a; (b), (d), (f) are histograms and standard deviation ... 11 Histogram and standard deviation comparisons (a), (c), (e) are histograms and standard deviation corresponding to R, G, B color of image 9b; (b), (d), (f) are histograms and standard deviation...
... value of each type of EEG parameter in terms of the precision with which it could measure the neurological effects of propofol sedation; they demonstrated that evaluations ofbrainfunctionusing ... December 2004 Vol No Pandin influence of sedation on brainfunction than earlier findings reported by Sneyd [3] and Engelhardt [4] and their groups In the patients studied, the use of auditory evoked ... of a single group of cortical generators, but rather of the concomitant and coordinated interaction of six brain regions; this emphasizes the complexity of the neurological functions to which...