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The Bitter End of Politicized Promotions,s the length of time for which the switching device is closed is one of the factors which determines film blackening, some means of accurately measuring and reproducing the time of exposure is essential. One or other of a number of different types of timer may be used for this purpose, the simplest

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Applied Scanning Probe Methods IIIatter. The processed radiograph is a pattern of densities forming a shadow image of the structures penetrated by the radiation. The extent to which the radiation is absorbed is determined by the atomic number of the tissues encountered. Bone, for example (atomic number 14), absorbs more radiation th

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Alexander M. Gigler,Othmar Martich equipment is particularly useful for domiciliary radiography or when X-ray equipment needs to be transported from hospital to hospital to take the occasional radiograph. Whilst its principal advantage is mobility its main disadvantages are lack of power, lack of stability and lack of precision.

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