Search results for: M. Perko
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The success of smart wheelchairs in practice will depend on achieving sensing that is both highly reliable and low cost. Recent options, made in volume for gaming and for hobbyists, offer such a possibility. Several sensors, including a 3-D camera, low-cost laser rangefinders, sonar sensors and a low-cost inertial measurement unit, were considered for use on a smart wheelchair. Encouraging performance...
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European Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery & Traumatology > 2011 > 21 > 8 > 611-613
We present a simple, reproducible and quick method of securing the intra-articular portion of the long head of biceps in preparation for tenodesis. Securing the long head of biceps from the joint with per-tendinous suture or simple loop can result in loss of the tendon down the groove, which can be difficult to retrieve. Arthroscopic passage of the loop-the-loop suture provides dependable, reproducible...
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2007 IEEE Lausanne Power Tech > 1646 - 1651
This paper presents functionality of developed wide area monitoring system (WAMS) and its implementation in Slovenian transmission system. The system enables real-time exchange of selected phasors between transmission system operators. Additionally, recordings captured on November 4th 2006, when the UCTE interconnected grid split into three areas are presented and discussed. At the end some indications...
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European Journal of Applied Physiology > 2000 > 81 > 5 > 443-448
Abstract This study investigated whether ambient temperature influences the distribution of blood as indicated by electrical impedance. In ten supine humans, the room temperature was raised from 14 to 35C. Skin temperature and blood flow on the thorax increased by 3.6(SD0.3)C and 84(SD40)%, respectively, and by 9.8(SD1)C and 115(SD45)%, respectively, on the extremities (P0.05). Cardiac output remained...
