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Two years after their commissioning, the third-generation synchrotron source are ripe for a critical analysis of their performances, based on the broad practical experience of hundreds of scientists. The most relevant questions are: can one confirm that hi ...
Blood flow patterns in the coronary arteries are of interest due to their possible involvement in atherosclerosis localization. Spatial variations in hemodynamic flow patterns are predominantly determined by the vessel geometry. The coronary arteries repre ...
The pathophysiology of the restless legs syndrome (RLS) is poorly understood. One index symptom is the urge to move, increasing at night. It is largely accepted that movement in RLS is "involuntary" and that the generators are below the level of the neocor ...
This project explores a new approach in the automatic calibration of a structured light system without need of prior knowledge neither on the intrinsic or extrinsic parameters of the camera and projector, nor on the environment. ...
