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TL;DR: In this article, an NMR chemical shift imaging method and apparatus is presented, where a number of experiments are performed with different encoding gradients sufficient to obtain a desired spatial resolution in the image, and each of the experiments is repeated for each of different delay times between excitation and the start of data collection.
Abstract: An NMR chemical shift imaging method and apparatus wherein a number of experiments are performed with different encoding gradients sufficient to obtain a desired spatial resolution in the image, and each of said number of experiments is repeated for each of a number of different delay times between excitation and the start of data collection sufficient to obtain a desired chemical shift resolution in the image.
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TL;DR: In this paper, the principles of secondary surveillance radar (SSR) and some of the system problems which have led to the developments of monopulse SSR as a way of improving performance are discussed.
Abstract: Bringing the radar story right up to date, this article outlines the principles of secondary surveillance radar (SSR) and describes some of the system problems which have led to the developments of monopulse SSR as a way of improving performance. Further improvements have been obtained through the use of better antennas, which are also described
TL;DR: It has long been held that electricity and magnetism have direct medical applications as discussed by the authors, and there are today a number of applications in use with many more at the experimental stage, but there are many more applications at the design stage.
Abstract: It has long been held that electricity and magnetism have direct medical applications. The 'quack' remedies of the 19th Century have long since been discredited, but there are today a number of applications in use with many more at the experimental stage.
TL;DR: Despite the recent advances in microwave semicondustors, at high power levels the travelling-wave tube retains its applications, particularly in the ever-expanding field of electronic welfare as mentioned in this paper.
Abstract: Despite the recent advances in microwave semicondustors, at high power levels the travelling-wave tube retains its applications, particularly in the ever-expanding field of electronic welfare. This military involvement has led to a significant amount of development in recent years.
TL;DR: In this article, a series of new dielectrics for use in monolithic ceramic capacitors is discussed. The series includes the popular commercial ranges of dielectric at lower cost and with improved electrical properties compared with previous generations.
Abstract: This article discusses a series of new dielectrics for use in monolithic ceramic capacitors. The series includes the popular commercial ranges of dielectrics at lower cost and with improved electrical properties compared with previous generations
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TL;DR: The reduced-instruction-set computer (RISC) represents a radical departure from this trend, aimed at achieving a very fast machine through simplicity of design.
Abstract: For the last two decades, successive generations of computers have been characterised by the use of instruction sets of ever increasing complexity. The reduced-instruction-set computer (RISC) represents a radical departure from this trend, aimed at achieving a very fast machine through simplicity of design
TL;DR: Although well established in other European countries, combined heat and power (CHP) schemes have had relatively little impact on the UK energy scene as discussed by the authors, and detailed evaluations of CHP for a number of UK cities are currently under way, and these could lead to a fundamental change of direction for UK energy policy.
Abstract: Although well established in other European countries, combined heat and power (CHP) schemes have had relatively little impact on the UK energy scene. Detailed evaluations of CHP for a number of UK cities are currently under way, and these could lead to a fundamental change of direction for UK energy policy
TL;DR: In this article, Currie et al. present a review of radar reflectivity measurement techniques for free-space vs. one-horn interferometer techniques and three methods to determine profiles of reflectivity from radar data.
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TL;DR: Inmos has devised a radical solution to the von Neumann bottleneck by combining the occam programming language and its complementary processor - the transputer - to solve this problem.
Abstract: The von Neumann bottleneck threatens to limit the processing rates attainable with conventional processors; but with the occam programming language and its complementary processor — the transputer — Inmos has devised a radical solution to this problem
TL;DR: The proliferation of expert systems in the future is assured by the government-sponsored research programmes into fifth-generation computers worldwide, but what will their effects be on the professions, employment and society in general?
Abstract: The proliferation of expert systems in the future is assured by the government-sponsored research programmes into fifth-generation computers worldwide. But what will their effects be on the professions, employment and society in general.
TL;DR: A revolution is in the offing for telephony, as the public switched telephone network will be integrated with specialist data-transmission networks to create a common universal network for speech and data.
Abstract: A revolution is in the offing for telephony. Over the next 20 years, the public switched telephone network will be integrated with specialist data-transmission networks to create a common universal network for speech and data ? the ISDN
TL;DR: One of the sobering influences of the IT industrial revolution has been a growing awareness of the deficiencies in the UK educational system as discussed by the authors, and an understanding of the mistakes of the 19th century may provide the key to our future labour market.
Abstract: One of the sobering influences of the IT industrial revolution has been a growing awareness of the deficiencies in the UK educational system. This skills shortage is not without historical precedent, and an understanding of the mistakes of the 19th century may provide the key to our future labour market
TL;DR: In this article, it is argued that microelectronics is the most powerful tool mankind has yet developed and that through information technology it can open up new opportunities for wealth generation and distribution.
Abstract: It can be argued that microelectronics is the most powerful tool mankind has yet developed and that through information technology it can open up new opportunities for wealth generation and distribution. Here it is suggested that, as a first step, serious effort should be directed towards using it to address the unemployment problem