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The book covers the basic Physics behind MRI, quality assurance, up-to-date safety guidelines and a useful gallery of image artefacts.

Using artefacts found on the ship archaeologists have discovered that the ship was from Canaan, near Haifa on the Israel and Lebanon border.

Step size artefacts due to distortions in electron fluence and angular distributions reduce the cavity dose by up to 39%.

Discovered in the early 1990s, the Dmanisi site has been a rich source of remains and artefacts from the early Pleistocene Epoch.

Any other artefacts inside the EAR must be converted manually.

A handful of decorated shell cases, finely engraved with dragons, flowers and inscriptions, are almost the only artefacts they left behind.

To be sure you are seeing valid results rather than artefacts of the models, you need to take account of all the ways that can happen.

Typical office furniture elements - a swivel chair and a desk, are displayed as traces of human presence, like anthropological artefacts.

The Mary Rose settled deep into the silty bed of the Solent, which preserved thousands of artefacts in excellent condition.

But the ruling will be a blow to the latest attempt by Chinese authorities to stop the sale of historical artefacts to private collections .

Thirty-six galleries of varying sizes present artefacts from around the globe and natural history specimens.

I escaped the heat at the National Museum, a charmingly deserted affair that houses a hotchpotch of artefacts.

Artefacts sent to the skies to control all nation, to make us obey a hidden crusade. Do not help them.

In Macao Stanley Ho, the Eurasian gaming tycoon and Chinese chauvinist, has "returned" artefacts to his motherland.

Two of the positions are normally used to determine air density based on the measured difference in mass between two air buoyancy artefacts.

Foreign scholars saved a considerable number of Turkish artefacts from being commercially looted or destroyed by invading armies.

Some of them might be artefacts of the methods used.

It was the first one I had physically seen and they are really quite rare artefacts, so to have that handed in was quite something.

Most of the tens of thousands of artefacts are of interest only to specialist researchers.

Drawing on ethnographic data, insights are given into how the use of artefacts can reveal a participant's understanding of the scheme.

During the five year excavation, more than 10, 000 pieces of artefacts were found and they were all in excellent condition.

The art trader demonstrated his patriotism yesterday by proclaiming that nothing should be paid for the artefacts.

In a poor country, such as Mali or Cambodia, foreigners are likely to be willing to pay more for artefacts than the locals would.

The State Administration of Cultural Heritage resolutely opposes and condemns all auctions of artefacts illegally taken abroad.

It seems likely that, eventually, only books that have value as souvenirs, gifts or artefacts will remain bound in paper.

The state historical society petitions for a skeleton staff of 16 to keep its artefacts secure and the animals on a rural property fed.

Motion demonstrations, especially when fast motion is involved, suffer from stroboscopic artefacts.

During the excavation, all artefacts were taken to laboratories for treatment and then put back to their original location.

The trumpet was recently found - reportedly with other Tutankhamun artefacts in a bag on the Cairo Metro.

Thus understood, these bones become some of the most moving artefacts in archaeology.

The greater the number of artefacts in the model the greater the memory required to display them graphically.

The design shows geometric patterns composed of spiral squares and circles which closely resemble those on Bronze Age artefacts.

Many of the tools had a sheen or gloss reminiscent of much later North American artefacts made from heated material.

Man uses these artefacts as a symbol for nature, while remaining responsible for the process.

The exhibition is modest, filling a room in the Council's offices with artefacts, pictures and documents from the Soviet space programme.

In Chinese culture, proportion is everything, from architecture, to artefacts, to pictorial space.

Some of the artefacts in his grave came from remote places.

We have a collection of materials and artefacts found throughout the city of New York that add to the environment.

Here, we describe potential artefacts that could affect the interpretation of data sets on immune cell migration.

Ecstasy of St Francis was discovered in a small church in east Poland during a routine check of historical artefacts in 1964.

The Germans have fully devoted themselves to mythology and are excavating powerful artefacts in order to gain the upper hand in the war!

The stone artefacts discovered are mainly tools and weapons indicating that the people of that time still lived on hunting and fishing .

These activities and artefacts provide the basis for joining streams up - if only briefly - every now and then.

A new law requires all local collections of artefacts to be registered with the INC by 2009.

The Greeks hope the erection of the Acropolis Museum will help win back the artefacts .

At this site, some artefacts made up of items of jewellery, possibly of the 13th century, were unearthed.

Decades later, the loss of these artefacts still riles the Beijing government.

Secondly, it will take efficacious actions to recover the looted artefacts that are still within that county and to prevent their export.

The visualisation shows true sea level, liberated from the artefacts of tides and winds.

API-cleaning by removing deprecated artefacts and minor changes.

If such notions are cultural artefacts, though, they will vary systematically with some aspect of society.

Stereoscopic Artefacts: Some artefacts can be visible when viewing 3-D images on a 3-D display.

People selling artefacts could also sell around fan parks and hotels.

He bequeathed his collection of cultural artefacts to the Irish people in trust when he died in 1968.

First, visual artefacts have an active role in making things happen in the construction process.

Many American customers apprehend labels anxiously for diet advice. That way they can analyze artefacts and eat the best foods.

These ancient artefacts are now in various stages of decay.

Most of Ireland's traumas, by contrast, are artefacts of history.

The signed letter was bought by the centre for $150, 000 from a trader in historical artefacts.

Each year artefacts worth perhaps $18m are stolen and smuggled abroad, according to a rough estimate by the government.

D3DSAMP_MINFILTER - if the texture is rendered smaller than its created size crawling effects and other nasty artefacts can occur.

The recovered artefacts offer a glimpse in to the class ridden, imperial-dominated world of 1912.

We can increase insight and feedback by capturing federated expectations and obligations as artefacts.

In fact, the School is a collection of artefacts and compositions that offers imaginary pathways.

Merchants and bankers, such as the Medicis, used their money to ensure the creation of the finest artefacts .

On show are some of the rarest footballing artefacts ever seen under one roof.

On the one hand, no artefacts exist apart from their material instantiation.

The result is that computers will vanish into the artefacts around us.

prehistoric artefacts made of bone and pottery

Microstructure of Ancient Chinese Copper Artefacts

Since then, archaeologists have found more than a thousand artefacts,

Using artefacts tomediate understanding in design conversations

then why are archaeologists worried that other people dig up artefacts

Early copper and bronze artefacts from Xinjiang, China

Relations between texts and artefacts

Qatar plans to build museums housing Arab and Islamic artefacts;

US court aims to establish ownership for over $100m in Titanic artefacts

Artefacts from the Titanic