...space by using depth perception. These types of vision correlate in the day to day, by helping an individual judge how far away something is. For instance, when playing tag on the playground, knowing how much further and faster you need to run in order to tag your opponent. 2.In order to focus on an up close object, the parasympathetic fibers cause the pupil to compress by allowing sphincter papillae contraction and the muscles that activate pupil dilation to ease.The opposite occurs while observing an object at a distance. This time the parasympathetic fibers contract the muscles that activate pupil dilation and loosen the sphincter papillae, thus resulting in pupil dilation. In other words, when the lens compresses, the pupil dilates. 3.The blind spot occurs where the optic nerve leaves the eye and rods and cones are not present.. A vision of 6/7 is considered less acute than normal, because the...
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...Lab Report 3 Daniela Carrillo Laboratory 3- Predicating Maximal Oxygen Uptake September 26, 2014 KINE 3153: Physiology of Exercise and Human Performance Dr. Murat Karabulut B.INTRODUCTION Submaximal prediction tests are respectable in the sense that they can help prevent health problems by outlining the level of work an individual is limited to do. This is accomplished by loading the “respiratory and circulatory functions to a maximal extent... [to do this] large muscle groups must be engaged: for that reason bicycle and treadmill exercises have been the two most used laboratory tests for determining… [men and women] maximal oxygen uptake (aerobic power)” (1.) As mentioned previously the submaximal treadmill test and Astrand...
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...The purpose of this lab was to investigate an inherited disease by conducting a series of experiments. We conducted a total of four experiments. By looking at DNA for mutations, counting cells in mitosis to determine the rate of cell division, using pedigrees to hypothesize patterns of inheritance and using a larger worldwide data set from multiple families with the disease to test the predicted pattern of inheritance all contributes to the purpose of the lab, which mentioned before was to investigate and analyze an inheritable disease. In Lab 3.1 we attempted to identify mutations in a gene associated with a newly discovered disease. Mutations are heritable changes in a gene’s nucleotide sequence. Mutations may change an individual’s phenotype or may have no affect at all. The central dogma of biology played a role in this part of the experiment. The central dogma of biology describes the flow of information in a cell. In Lab 3.2 we analyzed data to see how a mutation in a gene affects the rate of cell division. Mitosis and Meiosis are two forms of cell division in eukaryotic cells. Here in Lab 3.2 we focused on Mitosis. Mitosis is when one cell, the parent cell, divides to...
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...breathing there are different filters are used to remove the Gaussian noise. Mainly three different filters are used to remove the Gaussian in lung images. The SNR (Signal to Noise Ratio).is gets calculated. The better filter chooses by SNR value. Table1 Noise Comparison Table Image Name Gaussian Filter Median Filter Wiener Filter 1 3.9DB 3.2DB 4.9DB 2 3.4DB 3.5DB 4.8DB 3 3.9DB 3.3DB 4.8DB 4 4.0DB 3.0DB 4.9DB 5 3.5DB 3.4DB 4.8DB 6 3.7DB 3.3DB 5.0DB 7 3.6DB 3.2DB 4.8DB 8 3.3DB 3.3DB 4.6DB 9 3.7DB 3.5DB 4.8DB 10 3.9DB 3.1DB 4.9DB The lung regions of the denoised CXRS images are separated from the rest of the anatomical structures by applying graph cut segmentation operations as shown in fig4 Fig4 segmented lungs EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS...
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...2.3 The other 3 sources Aside from the five most basic issue ranges, we have secured above, three other incessant wellsprings of problematic specimen quality found in Hospital Serdand are those connected with blood gas analysis, blood culture and urine specimens. 2.3.1 Blood Gas Specimens Whilst the centralization of heparin in most blood gas syringes is higher than in emptied blood collection tubes, clotted specimens are a key issue and prompt expanded TAT and expanded blood gas analyzer downtime. Mixing of these specimens is troublesome because of the non-attendance of an air rising in the syringe (keeping up an anaerobic state with a non-appearance of air bubbles is obviously a necessity for a quality specimen). Mixing by reversal alone is essentially insufficient. When filled to the right level, the syringe must be "moved" between the palms of the hands for no less than 5 seconds to guarantee satisfactory mixing of the heparin anticoagulant. Mixing by reversal too is additionally suggested. The forced environment in different division likewise exhibits a huge danger of NSI in...
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...definitely have more angular vibrations. Yet in the β-phase, there will be no thermal expansion because there is no such mechanisms. In this case, there is a model reflecting the transition from α to β. This model is the single order parameterthe tilt angle δ. This model is used as the PO4 tetrahedral as well as the FeO4 indiv average δ. This is defined as: δ2 = 2/3 δ0 2 [1 + (1 – ¾ (T – Tc/T0 – Tc))^1/2]. This δ0 represents the decline in the tilt angle at 980K (which is the transition temperature) and Tc signifies the temperature for the second-order transition. The average of the overall δ can also be used as the separate δ. FePO4 doesn’t have behavior the same as any other α-quartz materials and this can be seen from its quick drop of its tilt angle δ compared to the rest. PARAGRAPH 2 FePO4 will show α- FePO4 when temperature is below 980K because it has a transition temperature of 980K. In other words, a temperature above 980K would show β- FePO4. Both structures would 1 formula unit in its unit cell. However, an α- FePO4 has a trigonal unit cell while a β- FePO4 has a hexagonal unit cell. Table 2 shows the unit cell parameters and the volume of FePO4 and its correspondence with temperature. The table shows that there are changes to the structure of the cells as the temperature changes. The cell parameters increases significantly and instantly as the temperature increases, and cell volume increases along with the temperature as well. This means that the c/a ratio would also...
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...THE CELL Task 1 – The difference between electron and light microscopes Electron microscope Light Microscope Illumination Electrons Light Focused by Magnets Lenses Maximum magnification X50 000 000 X1500 Resolving power 78 picometres 200 nanometres or 0.2 µm Type of specimen A dead specimen is used The specimen can be either alive or dead Preparation needed for the specimen A lot more complex It is simple The cost of the equipment It’s very expensive Cheaper Are the images in colour? No but it can be added onto the image by using the computer Yes 1. Main tube inclined head 2. Body tube inclined head 3. Revolving nosepiece 4. Objective lenses 5. Specimen stage 6. Sub-stage condenser with an iris diaphragm 7. Mirror /Illuminator 8. Base 9. Eye piece or Ocular lense 10. Arm 11. Coarse adjustment 12. Fine adjustment Structures that can be seen with a light microscope. Organelle Function Animal Cell Plant Cell...
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...compound and have different crystal structures with its own unique degree of symmetry. At room temperature (about 298k), the compound will be at the phase 3 that consists of the features in a monoclinic structure and a space group of C2/m. As the temperature rises (to about 369k), the compound will then be at phase 2 and will produce a monoclinic-A2/a symmetry structure. When the temperature reaches 470k and above, the compound will be at phase 1. It will transit into a trigon structure and has a space group of R3-m. In the article mentioned, the M3H(XO4)2 contains different symmetrical forms when it has been exposed to different temperatures. Figure 2a is one example of the compound shown in phase 3. The positioning...
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...EE-548 WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS Wireshark Lab 2: 802.11 v6.0 Dr. Wajdi Aghnatios Submitted By, MOHIT TOMAR 014843658 Wireshark Lab 2: 802.11 v6.0 1. SSIDs of the two access points that are issuing most of the beacon frames in the given trace are 30 Munroe St Linksys_SES_24086 as shown in the Figure 1. Figure 1: Access point issuing most frame highlighted in red 2. The time between the transmissions of the beacon frames is 0.1024 seconds as shown in the Figure 2. Figure 2: The Beacon Interval highlighted in red 3. The source MAC address on the beacon frame from 30 Munroe St is 00:16:b6:f7:1d:51 as shown in the Figure 3. Figure 3: The Source MAC Address highlighted in red 4. The destination MAC address on the beacon frame from 30 Munroe St is ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff as shown in the Figure 4....
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...Bradford Networks Premieres Network Sentry 8.2 Newest Release Enhances Compensating Controls for IoT Network Device Security and Offers Deeper Partner Integration [DATE] - Boston, MA - Bradford Networks, an innovator in transforming network security through visibility, control and response, released today version 8.2 of its award-winning security automation and orchestration solution, Network Sentry. This newest release of Bradford Networks’ leading network security solution now includes new Internet of Things (IoT) simulation and identification capabilities, that enhances customers' ability to discover, profile and validate all headless and Internet of Things (IoT) devices on their networks, then automatically apply relevant rules. Combined with this latest version’s new on-connect endpoint revalidation capabilities, Bradford Networks provides several new tools to customers' arsenals to quickly detect unknown or rogue devices on their network. Network Sentry 8.2 also integrates with more vulnerability scanners and provides more comprehensive network mapping to improve customers' security posture and provide better outcomes for security audits and penetration tests. New capabilities include new Qualys vulnerability scanner integrations, so customers can configure and manage scans within Network Sentry directly, as well as deploy rules for host containment as needed. Network Sentry 8.2 also includes new network topology mapping capabilities so customers can more easily customize...
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...Chapter 3 Digital storage oscilloscope 3.1 Introduction Digital Storage Oscilloscope DSO built by Philip Cupitt . A standard oscilloscope displays variations in a voltage over time. A simple oscilloscope is of limited use for non-repeating signals .A storage scope is more advantageous as it stores the data related to signal Which can be displayed at any time. Because the screen is not continuously refreshed with the current state of the signal the scope can be used to analyze non-repeating signals. Both analogue storage and digital storage scopes are available, but digital storage are of greater use. Standard oscilloscopes use an electron beam, which is swept across a phosphor screen, the vertical deflection of the beam being proportional...
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...could do their work faster and run complex software systems. A 64-bit CPU also has more memory, it can have more than 4GB of memory compared to the 3GB - 4GB a 32-bit CPU has. This is important for downloading programs they need to use. It is also better for processing huge amounts of data at one time which is necessary for a researcher. 2. Distributed computing is a network of independent computers which communicate to achieve a goal. They do not share a memory or processors and communicate with pieces of information transferred over a network. Parallel computing uses multiple processers which each work on different things but share the same data. It was brought in to find a way around mechanical and physical restrictions on computer speed. 3....
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...framed between 8±2°C and -17±2°C and then warms to 8±2° all within 2.5~3 hours. Picture 1 shows a design of the tryout setup for the NIRAS measurement. We put accelerometer together with the specimen at a position nearby to the end. To utilize impact loads to the specimen, we use an instrumental hammer and also tapped the specimen by an easy way in the placement nearby the other end to excite the fundamental resonance of the flexural vibration of the beam (specimen). The basic flexural resonance frequencies of specimens (28-day curing) blended with w/c ratios of 0.50, 0.55 are measured by the classical vibration theory (28): 2,125, 2,107, and 2001 Hz put in correct order from the geometry and material properties of concrete specimens (measured from the initial compression tests). The values of these measured theory are approximating the result from the tryout (please refer to table 4). We tapped the samples fifteen times with a particular strength for every tapping. We put the sample on a flexible and sof mat which enable the free rigid body motion of the sample without hitting the table on foundation. A signal conditioner manages and amplifies the vibration signals from the accelerometer to be further kept safely by an oscilloscope. Using Matlab®, frequency domain analysis for the time-domain signal is run and following the proper steps presented below, the nonlinearity parameter is extracted based on Eq. (3). How to measure the nonlinearity parameter can be referred here...
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...Figure 6. The plot of the voltage through the capacitor as time increases. After assembling the basic RC circuits, the next step is assembling a circuit in Monostable mode. Since the capacitors and the resistors were measured values the only calculations needed in assembling this circuit were to figure out the values of the resistor in series with the capacitor which was found by using 30 seconds as the time and 470µF as the resistor and plugging those values into Equation 1 to get that the resistor needed was a 55.5kΩ resistor. After assembling the circuit as shown in Figure 3 the accuracy of the time it took the light to cut off (as shown in Table 2) can be acquired by calculating a percent error (as seen in Equation 6). The average percent error was 11.5% which means that with the measured resistance the time should have been 28.69 seconds and the approximate time measured by the stop watch was 31.59 seconds which is also shown in Table 1. Figure 7 illustrates the plot of the measured “time on” values in comparison to the RC time constant values. This graph shows they are proportional and therefore one can conclude that the correct...
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...Exercise One Nt1310 Week 1 In: Computers and Technology Exercise One Nt1310 Week 1 NT1310:Week 1 Telecommunications By: Kenneth Martin You are an IT Network Specialist and are required to develop the design of the company’s telephone system for its new building which will begin construction in a few months. In order to get a background which will help when developing the new system, your supervisor asked you to research the current Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS) currently used by the company. You must research the system components and report back to your supervisor , the Telecommunications Manager, within a week. 1. Describe a local land line phone system based on the following Landline Telephone Components: a. Local Loop a local loop is the wired connection from a telephone company's central office in a locality to its customers' telephones at homes and businesses. This connection is usually on a pair of copper wires called twisted pair. The system was originally designed for voice transmission only using analog transmission technology on a single voice channel. Today, your computer's modem makes the conversion between analog signals and digital signals. With Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) or Digital Subscriber Line (DSL), the local loop can carry digital signals directly and at a much higher bandwidth than they do for voice only. b. Central Office In telephone communication in the United States, a central office (CO) is an office in a locality...
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