Cardiovascular magnetic resonance imaging by Karamitsos, T, Neubauer, S

“…MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) uses the magnetic properties of the hydrogen nucleus, radio waves and powerful magnets to provide high-quality still and cine images of the cardiovascular system, with and without the use of exogenous contrast (gadolinium). …”

Magnetic resonance techniques for imaging white matter by Sampaio-Baptista, C, Diosi, K, Johansen-Berg, H

“…In recent years, the investigation of white matter in humans and in animal models has greatly benefitted from the introduction of in vivo noninvasive magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) techniques. MRI allows for multiple in vivo time-point whole-brain acquisition in the same subject, thus it can be used longitudinally to monitor white matter brain change, intervention effects, as well as disease progression. …”

Tuning the properties of nitroxide spin labels for use in electron paramagnetic resonance spectroscopy through chemical modification of the nitroxide framework by Haugland, M, Anderson, E, Lovett, J

“… <p style="text-align:justify;">Spin labels containing nitroxyl radicals possess many properties that render them useful for electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectroscopy. This review describes the relationships between the structure and properties of nitroxide spin labels, methods for their synthesis, advances in methods for their incorporation into biomolecules, and selected examples of applications in biomolecule structural investigations. …”

Pitch vs. timbre by Walden, DKS

“…It surveys how, at the turn of the twentieth century, John Comfort Fillmore and Benjamin Ives Gilman followed the lead of Alice Fletcher and Alexander Ellis in deploying a broad range of technologies—phonograph, Helmholtz resonator, keyboard, and musical notation—to develop frameworks for analyzing essential similarities and differences between Native American and Western musics. …”

Assignment of protein NMR spectra using heteronuclear NMR: a tutorial by Redfield, C

“…The assignment of resonances in the complex nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectrum of a protein is the first step in any NMR study of protein structure, function or dynamics. …”

An overview of recent laboratory measurements on dispersion and attenuation in bubbly liquids, and scattering from artificial bubble clouds by Wilson, P, Roy, R

“…An EM scattering model was found to describe the measurements at frequencies up to three times the cloud’s monopole resonance frequency and up to 55% of the mean bubble resonance frequency. …”

Andromaque translated: John Crowne’s Racine and the refugee by Ibbett, K

“…I read the play’s refugee resonances partly in relation to Crowne’s own history of state supplication and partly in conversation with a contemporary Protestant pamphlet literature, but I also use Crowne’s additions to open up the question of state identity (and the loss of it) in Racine’s own play, and to ask how the supplication of foreign sufferers might let us read the play differently.…”

The value of Webmentions as data: mapping attention to the notion of OER in the HE arena by Villar-Onrubia, D

“…Web mentions) as a way of assessing the impact or resonance of certain concepts, works, individuals and, more generally, issues. …”

The headless city: the decline and fall of Capua in Silius Italicus' Punica by Cowan, R

“…This article explores these issues, through a close reading of the siege narrative and careful attention to its intertextual resonances, as well as Silius' development of a poetics of unfulfillment, his use of counterfactual history, and his treatment of themes of moral decline, civil war, and political power.…”

The protean ptyx: nonsense, non-translation and word magic in Mallarme's 'Sonnet en yx' by Duncan, D

“…The chapter shows how the term resonated with other artists and moved ‘from the category of the untranslated to the untranslatable’. …”

Purification and activity determination of ADAMTS-4 and ADAMTS-5 and their domain deleted mutants by Fowkes, MM, Lim, NH

“…In this chapter we describe the establishment and cultivation of cell lines expressing ADAMTS-4,-5 and their domain deletion mutants; the collection of medium containing expressed ADAMTS-4,-5; the subsequent purification of this medium through anti-FLAG affinity chromatography; and the characterization of ADAMTS-4,-5 activity using synthetic Förster resonance energy transfer (FRET) peptide substrates.…”

Imaging by Valkanova, V, Ebmeier, KP

“…X-ray computed tomography (CT) still seems to be the mainstay of assessment in the standard psychiatric memory clinic. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) tends to be available, but only as a ‘special treat’, often mediated by neurologists, and emission tomography, such as single photon emission computerised tomography (SPECT) and positron emission tomography (PET), is only used in highly specialised cases outside a few academic centres. …”

Canvassing the faithful: Image, agency and the lived religiosity of devotion to the divine mercy by Garnett, E, Harris, A

“…The Divine Mercy images and prayers have achieved a striking global resonance through their scope for personal individuation and agency, whether clerical or lay. …”

The Five Guildsmen by Rosser, A

“…This chapter asks whether historical study of the medieval guilds brings us any closer to an appreciation of the resonances, for late-medieval readers, of Chaucer's text. …”

NMR studies of a timekeeping system by Vakonakis, I, LiWang, A

“…We present here an overview of progress made using traditional high-resolution nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy on the structures of these proteins in solution. …”

Working for 'minor utopias': youth employment in Sierra Leone and Liberia by Podder, S, Zepeda Gil, R

“…We demonstrate that for peace to be sustainable and long-lasting, it must resonate with the needs of the current and future generations. …”

Neural basis of speech and language impairments in development: the case of developmental language disorder by Asaridou, SS, Watkins, KE

“…In this chapter, the authors will provide an overview of neuroimaging studies that investigated brain function and structure of children with DLD using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Under-activation in the left fronto-temporal cortex during language processing, atypical grey matter structure in the basal ganglia, and microstructural differences in dorsal fronto-temporal white matter connections are among the more consistent literature findings, although the overall picture that emerges is far from complete. …”

Spinal and Supraspinal Mechanisms of Placebo Analgesia by Eippert, F, Büchel, C

“…We then review functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) and positron emission tomography (PET) studies that provide evidence for an involvement of this system in placebo analgesia. …”

Other Significant Metabolites. Myo-Inositol, GABA, Glutamine, and Lactate. by Best, J, Stagg, C, Dennis, A

“…Advances in acquisition parameters have meant that an increased number of metabolites are readily quantified using magnetic resonance spectroscopy. Here we discuss the most commonly acquired of these: myo-inositol, γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA), glutamine, and lactate. …”

Eduard Bernstein on social democracy and international politics: essays and other writings by Ostrowski, M

“…Instead, in these works, Bernstein urges social democrats to campaign for a system of international economic, legal, and cultural relations that he calls the ‘republic of peoples’, and he explores themes of patriotism, class struggle, diplomacy, and free trade that still carry resonance today.…”