Electrical signals between neurons generate electric fields that radiate out of brain tissue
as electrical waves that can be picked up by electrodes touching a person's scalp.
Not exact matches
The Los Angeles - based company has developed technology that transmits ultrasonic
waves (at a register well beyond what's audible) that are translated by devices
as a microscopic quiver; this vibration is converted back into an
electrical charge to power anything with a battery, no wires or wall plugs required.
A transducer sends high - frequency sound
waves into the body;
as the sound
waves bounce off organs and structures, they produce
electrical signals that are converted into images.
These materials are also used in everyday devices, such
as loudspeakers, which rely on piezoelectrics to convert
electrical signals to mechanical vibrations which create sound
waves to produce the desired acoustic signal.
As they slept, researchers recorded their
electrical brain -
wave activity using scalp electroencephalography (EEG).
While these brain rhythms, occurring hundreds of times a night, move in perfect lockstep in young adults, findings published in the journal Neuron show that, in old age, slow
waves during non-rapid eye movement (NREM) sleep fail to make timely contact with speedy
electrical bursts known
as «spindles.»
The hair cells formed normal bundles (see images) that responded to sound
waves and signaled the brain,
as measured by
electrical recordings.
As signals are sent from one cell to the next, rhythmic patterns of electrical activity, commonly known as brain waves, are generate
As signals are sent from one cell to the next, rhythmic patterns of
electrical activity, commonly known
as brain waves, are generate
as brain
waves, are generated.
At the University of Lübeck in Germany, neuroscientist Jan Born studies the deepest stage of sleep, known
as the slow -
wave stage because of its characteristic
electrical rhythm.
Associate professor Patricio Vela and graduate student Miguel Serrano, both from Georgia Tech's School of
Electrical and Computer Engineering, developed software algorithms that allowed detailed analysis of the
wave - forms seen on the X-ray movies
as a function of time.
Some researchers hope to get around such problems by exploiting tiny
waves of electrons that exist on the boundary between a metal and an
electrical insulator such
as glass or silicon.
As the tubes» sections rise up and down on the passing
waves they tug on the hinges, which are resisted by hydraulic rams that pump high - pressure fluid through hydraulic motors and turn
electrical generators to produce electricity.
There may not yet be a market for underwater turbines or
wave - riding
electrical generators designed to use ocean turbulence
as a source of renewable energy, but that has not stopped a handful of entrepreneurs from trying to create one.
A spin
wave can be thought of
as similar to an ocean
wave, which keeps water molecules in essentially the same place while the energy is carried through the water,
as opposed to an electric current, which can be envisioned
as water flowing through a pipe, said principal investigator Kang L. Wang, UCLA's Raytheon Professor of
Electrical Engineering and director of the Western Institute of Nanoelectronics (WIN).
In the journal Applied Physics Letters, which is produced by AIP Publishing, the scientists describe the theoretical framework for an acoustic diode — a device that achieves a one - way transmission of sound
waves much the same
as an
electrical diode controls the one - way transmission of
electrical impulses.
To study this, they performed electroencephalogram (EEG) recordings — a technique that detects abnormalities in the brain's
electrical waves such
as those found in patients with epilepsy.
Yet its rate remains fairly regular, thanks to
electrical signals that travel
as waves from cell to cell through the heart.
Wireless devices emit unhealthy positive ions and also interfere with the
waves in our own bodies, such
as our brain
waves and the
electrical system that runs our cells.
Think of the radio
waves from communications and broadcasting networks,
as well
as the power lines that traverse our cities and towns and all
electrical appliances that occupy our homes
In our practice, we utilize hydrotherapy by alternating hot and cold towels on the torso in conjunction with an
electrical sine
wave machine that acts
as a gentle massage to stimulate circulation and promote natural detoxification.
She also gains the abilities to telekinetically manipulate people and objects
as well
as control
electrical waves like cell phone, television, and radio signals.
The Electronics Engineer occupation covers positions managing, supervising, leading, and / or performing professional engineering and scientific work involving electronic circuits, circuit elements, equipment, systems, and associated phenomena concerned with electromagnetic or acoustical
wave energy or
electrical information for purposes such
as communication, computation, sensing, control, measurement, and navigation.
The
electrical energy between Alice and Lucy crackles with kinetic menace,
as Mangan turn the mood and the setting of the story into a kind of composite force field that sucks the reader in almost instantly, like a
wave of humid air blanketing you after emerging from an air - cooled room.
Then
as now, the primary function of a radio was to convert radio
waves into small
electrical pulses which, when amplified, could be converted into recognizable sound.
For example, in 1977 it was reported that
electrical activity in the brains of pointer dogs showed the dogs went through cycles of REM and slow -
wave or non-REM sleep just
as we do.
The
electrical activity is shown
as line tracings on paper and is revealed through a series of spikes and dips which are called
waves.
Worked with an
electrical crew in charge with installing and operating
electrical devices for obtaining special light effects, such
as forests burning or ocean
waves