QUE SIGNIFIE CONDUCTIONAL EN ANGLAIS
définition de conductional dans le dictionnaire anglais
La définition de conductional dans le dictionnaire est de ou se rapportant à la conduction de chaleur, énergie etc. L'autre définition de conductional est de ou se rapportant à la conduction physiologique.
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «CONDUCTIONAL»
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Cellular Specialization of Synaptic Integration in a ...
In fact, our studies demonstrated that the conductional velocities of almost all pre
and postsynaptic fibers are among C fiber range (Fig 8 and 9). Therefore,
conductional velocity is an ambiguous criterion of neuronal classification of rat
SCG ...
2
7th Asian-Pacific Conference on Medical and Biological ...
Through this noninvasive technique of SEP, it can show the conductional and
functional status of corresponding neuraxon at different level to a certain degree.
Also it can provide exactly quantitive information about the conductional function
of ...
Yi Peng, Xiaohong Weng,
2008
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Bulletin of the National Research Council
The Central Processes in Vision (Stage Seven) As already noted, the
demarcation of the central stage in visual response, from afferent and efferent
conductional stages is a more or less arbitrary matter. All of the central activities
are essentially ...
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Thermodynamics of Energy Conversion and Transport
The heat conductional inequality and the maximum principle are not valid now.
Even the positiveness of the absolute temperature is at stake: after a certain time
the temperatures may assume negative values, even the initial and boundary ...
Stanislaw Sieniutycz, Alexis De Vos,
2000
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The Ceaseless Wind: An Introduction to the Theory of ...
Thus when we eliminate the motions and accelerations, the only temperature
gradients that are permitted are vertical ones that provide the conductional heat
transfer necessary to balance nonzero values of the radiation divergence.
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Il Nuovo Cimento Della Società Italiana Di Fisica: Condensed ...
All conductional coefficients are assumed to be given as arbitrary functions (
under the convenient constraints) of the plasma magnetostate (p,T,\B\2); 0 no (
total) conductional heat is assumed to escape from the plasma(24). Together with
the ...
7
Thermally stimulated discharge of polymer electrets: a study ...
By contrast, the TSD current due to the conductional motion of the excess
charges will vary nonlinear ly . This is so, because the excess charges provide
not only the carriers, but also the driving field. For this reason we shall hereafter
consider ...
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Research Activities: Tallinn Technical University
Studies of the conductional electromagnetic MHD flowmeter head have been
successful. Three types of flowmeter heads for the liquids of ion conductivity have
been developed: - precession head (inaccuracy less than 0.05 %) can relieve a ...
9
The Foundations Of Emergency Care
The immediate conductional rhythm will be established via a rhythm strip, a full
view of the electrical activity of the heart will also be required so a 12-lead ECG
will be recorded to negate an AMI. A Advantages: reassurance and a calm ...
Evans, Cliff, Tippins, Emma,
2006
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Dolphin Cognition and Behavior: A Comparative Approach
Reppening (1972) reported thatthe pinnipedear is well adapted forbone
conductional hearing due to:(1)an enlarged cochlearround windowthree times
thesizeof the oval window, (2) a petrosum (bone casing ofthe ear)thatis detached
fromall ...
R. J. Schusterman, J. A. Thomas, F. G. Wood,
2013