'Onset time' diaporamas de présentation

Auditory Scene Analysis

Auditory Scene Analysis. Chris Darwin. Need for sound segregation. Ears receive mixture of sounds We hear each sound source as having its own appropriate timbre, pitch, location Stored information about sounds (eg acoustic/phonetic relations) probably concerns a single source

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Legal Issues in the ED Management of Acute Ischemic Stroke Patients

Legal Issues in the ED Management of Acute Ischemic Stroke Patients. E. Bradshaw Bunney, MD Assoc. Professor Department of Emergency Medicine University of Illinois College of Medicine Chicago, IL.

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Pharmacology

Pharmacology. Pharmacology. The study of drugs and their actions. Reasons For Medication Use. Diagnose Treatment Curative Lesson pain Prevent a disease or condition. Where Do Drugs Come From?. Plants Animals Minerals Laboratory Chemical combinations Biotechnology Genetics.

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Central Nervous System Depressants These drugs cause depression of neuronal activity

Central Nervous System Depressants These drugs cause depression of neuronal activity in the CNS, that is, the brain and spinal cord. Classification of CNS depressants: They are classified into: 1- General anesthetics 2- Sedative-hypnotics

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Properties of CME Acceleration in the Low Corona

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Metre

Metre. David Meredith Aalborg University. Theories of musical metre. A theory of musical metre should be able to predict points in time when listeners tap their feet or clap in time to music periodicities of dance music and swaying movements made by performers

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The ERP Boot Camp

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Nasal Stops

Nasal Stops. Nasals. Distinct vocal tract configuration. Nasal cavity (open). Oral cavity (closed). Pharyngeal cavity. Features of nasals. Vocal tract longer than for oral sounds ? resonant (formant) frequencies Nasal formant/murmur Nasal cavity is acoustically absorbent

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Back to basics of anesthesia

Back to basics of anesthesia. Ilembula Hospital 17.2.2015 Tapani Tuppurainen. Anesthesia is a creek word and means loss of sensation. This loss of sensation can be total, regional or local Medications which produce anesthesia are called anesthetics.

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DRAGON Score

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Phonation, Part 2

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Changing phonation

Changing phonation. [p] followed by [a] [p] is voiceless [a] is voiced The switch from voiceless to voiced could happen two ways Voicing could coincide with the release of [p] Voicing could be delayed till after the release. Which is which?. voicing coincides with release.

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Neural correlates of nonmonotonic temporal acuity for voice onset time

Neural correlates of nonmonotonic temporal acuity for voice onset time. Donal G. Sinex, Lynn P. McDonald, & John B. Mott Chelsea Simmons. Objective. Patterns of neural activity have not been compared to psychophysical measurements from the same species for speech sounds

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Scott SH, Dukelow SP. Potential of robots as next-generation technology for clinical assessment of neurological disorder

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Acute Stroke Could your patient benefit from thrombolysis?

Acute Stroke Could your patient benefit from thrombolysis?. SUDDEN ONSET OF STROKE SYMPTOMS CLEAR ONSET TIME < 3HOURS AGO DISABLING SYMPTOMS NOT IMPROVING HYPOGLYCAEMIA EXCLUDED NO ABSOLUTE CONTRAINDICATIONS TO THROMBOLYSIS CALL STROKE TEAM NOW. YES. YES. Time is brain

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