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A 28-Year-Old Female with Lower Abdominal Pain
(Medical Students' Society, Dalhousie University, 2014) -
289 at the Gaslamp
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The 2:10 from Jerusalem
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2D waveform tomography applied to long-streamer MCS data from the Scotian Slope
(2011-07)Detailed velocity models of the earth's subsurface can be obtained through waveform tomography. The accuracy of the long-wavelength component of such velocity models, which is the background velocity field, is particularly ... -
3 = 2 = 1. Avant-propos à une parution gémellaire (A Contrario/ Belphégor)
(Dalhousie University. Electronic Text Centre, 2010-02) -
3 DOF, LONG RANGE PLANAR LIFT AND SLIDE MICRO-CONVEYOR WITH VISION-BASED CONTROL SYSTEM
(2013-09-09)The purpose of this thesis is to introduce a novel method of dry micro-object manipulation and to demonstrate predictable vision-based control. The Lift and slide conveyors presented utilize three main components: pads, ... -
3-Dimensional Model Interpretation of Nox Measurements from the Lower Stratosphere
(1994-11)No abstract available. -
3000 Years of Coastal Evolution in Grand Pré
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360 Words (My Dinner with Agamemnon)
(2006) -
3D Modelling of a tidal turbine - A numerical investigation of wake phenomena
(2015)A three-dimensional CFD model of a tidal turbine was successfully created. The effect of physical parameters, such as twist axis location and blade trailing edge roundness, were discussed. These were found to have a ... -
3D Object Clouds: Viewing Virtual Objects in Interactive Clouds on Mobile Devices
(2016-12-14)Given the expanding use of 3D Objects in a variety of fields such as animation, gaming, virtual worlds, commerce, augmented reality and 3D printing, we propose a novel system for object browsing and searching. Specifically, ... -
3D PHOTOACOUSTIC TOMOGRAPHY IN AN ENDOSCOPIC FORM FACTOR
(2020-10-29)We present the results of a study to introduce photoacoustic tomography capability into a 2D endoscopic 64-element phased and 3D endoscopic 128-element crossed electrode ultrasound array for the use in endoscopic brain ... -
3D Printed Surface Applicators for High Dose Rate Brachytherapy
(2016-08-31)HDR surface mould brachytherapy is a technique used to treat various types of skin lesions including basal and squamous cell carcinoma. This work investigates the feasibility of using 3D printed surface applicators for the ... -
3D Printing In An Academic Library - One Year Later
(2013-05-15)The idea of bringing 3D printers to libraries has gone from concept to reality in the past year. The new service has been spreading rapidly the world over. That reality has sparked a debate. Should we or shouldn’t we? ... -
3D Range Searching Using Chain Decomposition
(2017-09-01)We propose the first data structure based on untangled monotonic chains for or- thogonal range searching in 3-dimensional space. The idea is an extension of the 2-dimensional chain partition algorithm proposed by Arroyuelo ... -
3D simultaneous quantification of SPIO and Gadolinium Contrast Agents In Vivo using MR Fingerprinting
(2024-04-30)Molecular imaging is a powerful asset to a range of disciplines, allowing for precise, noninvasive, longitudinal imaging of a myriad of biological processes. Magnetic resonance molecular imaging offers the ability to perform ... -
40 Ar/39 Ar thermochronology of the SE Central Gneiss Belt, Grenville Province, Ontario
(1997-04-15)As different minerals begin to retain Ar at distinct "closure temperatures", 40 Ar/39 Ar dating of suites of minerals can be used to reconstruct the cooling history of rocks in ancient orogenic belts. This information ... -
40Ar/39Ar Ages for the St. Anthony Complex Dynamothermal Aureole, Northwestern Newfoundland
(1981-03-15)A study of 40Ar/39Ar age relationships of various structural levels of the St. Anthony Complex dynarnothermal aureole was undertaken. Units of the aureole dated include a small jacupirangite suite metamorphosed with the ... -
40Ar/39Ar Dating of Silurian-Devonian Rocks from the Gander and Botwood Zones of Newfoundland and their Paleomagnetic Implications
(1980-03-15)Paleomagnetic poles recently reported by Lapointe, Murthy, and others are widely divergent from poles of similar age from cratonic North America. Two of the units from Newfoundland have each yielded two widely separated ...
