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Alpha Rhythm of the Eec and Mechanical Properties of Brain: a Reply to Kennedy

A recent article by Kennedy (1959) in this journal describes a physical model which produces rhythmic electrical changes resembling alpha waves in the electroencephalogram (EEG). The model is a gelatinous mass contained in a bowl and driven by a mechanical pulse. A bimetallic strip inside the bowl acts as a single dipole which electrochemically activates the gel. Electrodes on the outer surface...

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EEC syndrome: A rare entity

Ectrodactyly, Ectodermal dysplasia and Cleft lip/palate (EEC) syndrome is a rare combination of multiple congenital anomalies. Although the anomalies are diverse, the underlying problem arise from early embryonic ectodermal tissue defects or insults. We report a case of a baby boy who was born at 33 weeks of gestation with EEC syndrome. He died five months later of aspiration pneumonia. The man...

Vol.63 (EEC 2014), pp.12-15

In this paper, we present a tile effect generation algorithm. The presented method cuts a given pictures with small-size tiles and an original image is composed of those tiles. The size of tiles is generated by random function. We use four parameters: size of horizontal and vertical block, size of skip blocks in horizontal and vertical direction. The presented method is tested on McM dataset. S...

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