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Signal Processing in Wireless Communications
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2007 Cervical Spine Signal Intensity Measurements Efilm Lite Probe tool (page 59: http://www.merge.com/RESOURCES/pdf//eFilmLite%20UserGuide.pdf) is (More) Efilm Lite Probe tool (page 59: http://www.merge.com/RESOURCES/pdf//eFilmLite%20UserGuide.pdf) is used to determine signal intensity measurements in three axial cross sections: 14, 15, 17. Nerve root and surrounding tissue in k-space coordinates: (222,227), (286,219), (291,206), (298,224) have signal intensity 0.0 Hz.
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Cooperative dolphins of Laguna: Signal of Caroba In collaboration with colleagues Arthur Schiefler and Prof. Dr. Geraldo Milioli, I have studied what (More) In collaboration with colleagues Arthur Schiefler and Prof. Dr. Geraldo Milioli, I have studied what Karen Pryor refers to as "a dolphin-human fishing cooperative in Brazil (Marine Mammal Science 6:77--82). We were especially interested in this question: "Do the dolphins understand that they are giving a signal to the fishermen to cast the net, or have they acquire this unique signal through blind, mindless, years-long, trial and error learning?" We paid therefore particular attention to the fairly standardized and stereotypic signal given by these bottlenose dolphins. We do not know yet whether the dolphins understand their signaling action, but we plan to publish a detailed description and analysis of the signal itself. Until we get around to this laborious job, we decided to place some of our best signaling clips, of different dolphins, on the web. We would of course welcome any comments and interpretations of what is seen here (aa1674@wayne.edu). Here, anyway, is one sequence of dolphin Caroba (Dolphin Scuby in background), filmed on October 25, 2006.
We may also note in passing that this natural wonder is under severe threat, leading to at least two applications 1. If you find yourself in the Laguna area, it's well worth a visit. It's one of the most beautiful towns in Brazil, with great surfing and wonderful people. 2. Maybe, if just enough people realize the grave threat (from pollution, overfishing, overpopulation, motor boats . . . ) to the remnants of this natural wonder, the dolphins, and the way of life of the traditional fishermen and hobbyists, can still be saved. It's almost Earth Day, 2008, when we're posting this, so maybe humanity, Brazil, the state of Santa Catarina, the cities of Tubarão and Laguna, will still come to their senses and save this fabulous, incredibly beautiful and touching, dolphins and their odd of sustaining themselves in a hostile world.
Part of lecture: "Do animals think?" http://www.is.wayne.edu/mnissani/bio1030/DoAnimalsThink.pdf (Less)
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