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pulsation

[puhl-sey-shuhn] / pʌlˈseɪ ʃən /


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"Giant convective bubbles, stellar pulsations, or dramatic episodes of dust formation could all help explain how these winds are launched."

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Then, coherent X-ray pulsation accompanied by the rotation of a neutron star can be detected.

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Scientists have long recognized that stiffness and excessive pulsation in large arteries are linked to stroke, dementia, and small vessel disease.

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Even in this much more complex environment, where the pulsations of blood vessels and the movement of breathing provide additional confounds, the mosTF scope still achieved a four-fold better signal-to-background ratio.

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The spinal cord is an "unfriendly area" for traditional imaging techniques due to significant motion artifacts, such as heart pulsation and breathing.

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