Kara Atena

Kara Crater by Remote Sensing

Introduction: The Kara River basin, located between the Pai-Khoi ridge and the Baydarata Gulf of the Kara Sea 200 km to the north of Vorkuta, Russia, was found to be an impact structure in 1970’s [1,2]. The 40Ar-39Ar impactite ages vary from 70 to 75 Ma [3,4]. Actually, two craters were suggested [1]: The Kara crater, 60-65 km in diameter, was defined on the Kara River estuary while the 25 km U...

Kara Neumann, spiritual healing, and the law.

Kara: a BCI approach to composition

Kara is a greek word that could be translated as head. In the Kara series of pieces, the musicians wear braincomputer interfaces (BCI) in order to capture their EEG waves while performing. The information from these waves is sent to a computer, where it is processed in order to generate a real-time score, computer generated sounds and a visual display of the data. A closed-loop is formed betwee...

ATENA: A Distributed Name Guide Server in Electronic Mail System

ATENA (A Telephone and Electronic-mail NAme guide system) is a distributed name guide system designed for developing a prototype of new E-mail system. The prototype system is based on CCITT X.500 standard. The goal of ATENA is to provide users with efficient name guide services and to experimentally find ways for constructing integrated network database system. We have provided a model of devel...

Immediate anatomic results after the endovascular treatment of unruptured intracranial aneurysms: analysis of the ATENA series.

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE A precise analysis of the immediate postoperative anatomic results in a large series of unruptured intracranial aneurysms treated by endovascular approach has not previously been presented. This study aimed to assess the efficacy of endovascular treatment of unruptured intracranial aneurysms in light of immediate postoperative anatomic results in a prospective, multicente...