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Bester Preis: € 8,97 (vom 08.02.2018)1
Kom og ta meg!, Ljudbok
NW AB DLISBN: 9789176330135 bzw. 9176330133, Sprache unbekannt, Storyside, neu, Hörbuch, elektronischer Download.
Lori Love lengter ette noe mer Lori hadde alltid planlagt å flytte fra lille Tumble Creek i Colorado, men da faren døde, overlot han bilverkstedet sitt til henne. Så hun ble værende. Nå trenger hun litt spenning, i form av en rykende het affære uten noen som helst krav - og mye lidenskap skal det være! I det minste ifølge Loris gale bestevenninne, Molly. Quinn Jennings har bygninger på hjernen, ikke kjærlighet eller romantikk. Som den innbitte arkitekten han er, blir han glad da han får vite at Lori vil hoppe over de vanlige skrittene når det gjelder dating og i stedet hoppe rett til sengs. Og med hjelp av de erotiske bøkene han finner hos henne, er han fullt opptatt med å oppfylle både hennes og sine egne villeste fantasier. Men da det viser seg at Lori er i fare, er Quinn der for å beskytte henne. Plutselig bryr han seg. Mer enn noen av dem forventet seg...
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MEG-EEG Primer
EN NWISBN: 9780190497774 bzw. 0190497777, in Englisch, Oxford University Press, neu.
Lieferung aus: Kanada, In Stock, plus shipping.
Riitta Hari, Aina Puce, Books, Health and Well Being, MEG-EEG Primer, Magnetoencephalography (MEG) and electroencephalography (EEG) provide complementary views to the neurodynamics of healthy and diseased human brains. Both methods are totally noninvasive and can track with millisecond temporal resolution spontaneous brain activity, evoked responses to varioussensory stimuli, as well as signals associated with the performance of motor, cognitive and affective tasks.MEG records the magnetic fields, and EEG the potentials associated with the same neuronal currents, which however are differentially weighted due to the physical and physiological differences between the methods. MEG is rather selective to activity in the walls of cortical folds, whereas EEG sensescurrents from the cortex (and brain) more widely, making it harder to pinpoint the locations of the source currents in the brain. Another important difference between the methods is that skull and scalp dampen and smear EEG signals, but do not affect MEG. Hence, to fully understand brain function,information from MEG and EEG should be combined. Additionally, the excellent neurodynamical information these two methods provide can be merged with data from other brain-imaging methods, especially functional magnetic resonance imaging where spatial resolution is a major strength.MEG-EEG Primer is the first-ever volume to introduce and discuss MEG and EEG in a balanced manner side-by-side, starting from their physical and physiological bases and then advancing to methods of data acquisition, analysis, visualization, and interpretation. The authors pay special attention tocareful experimentation, guiding readers to differentiate brain signals from various artifacts and to assure that the collected data are reliable. The book weighs the strengths and weaknesses of MEG and EEG relative to one another and to other methods used in systems, cognitive, and socialneuroscience. The authors also discuss the role of MEG and EEG in the assessment of brain function in various clinical disorders. The book aims to bring members of multidisciplinary research teams onto equal footing so that they can contribute to different aspects of MEG and EEG research and to beable to participate in future developments in the field.
Riitta Hari, Aina Puce, Books, Health and Well Being, MEG-EEG Primer, Magnetoencephalography (MEG) and electroencephalography (EEG) provide complementary views to the neurodynamics of healthy and diseased human brains. Both methods are totally noninvasive and can track with millisecond temporal resolution spontaneous brain activity, evoked responses to varioussensory stimuli, as well as signals associated with the performance of motor, cognitive and affective tasks.MEG records the magnetic fields, and EEG the potentials associated with the same neuronal currents, which however are differentially weighted due to the physical and physiological differences between the methods. MEG is rather selective to activity in the walls of cortical folds, whereas EEG sensescurrents from the cortex (and brain) more widely, making it harder to pinpoint the locations of the source currents in the brain. Another important difference between the methods is that skull and scalp dampen and smear EEG signals, but do not affect MEG. Hence, to fully understand brain function,information from MEG and EEG should be combined. Additionally, the excellent neurodynamical information these two methods provide can be merged with data from other brain-imaging methods, especially functional magnetic resonance imaging where spatial resolution is a major strength.MEG-EEG Primer is the first-ever volume to introduce and discuss MEG and EEG in a balanced manner side-by-side, starting from their physical and physiological bases and then advancing to methods of data acquisition, analysis, visualization, and interpretation. The authors pay special attention tocareful experimentation, guiding readers to differentiate brain signals from various artifacts and to assure that the collected data are reliable. The book weighs the strengths and weaknesses of MEG and EEG relative to one another and to other methods used in systems, cognitive, and socialneuroscience. The authors also discuss the role of MEG and EEG in the assessment of brain function in various clinical disorders. The book aims to bring members of multidisciplinary research teams onto equal footing so that they can contribute to different aspects of MEG and EEG research and to beable to participate in future developments in the field.
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