magnetic gradient

An MRI term for the degree and direction of the linear rate of change of a magnetic field in space, which is one of three linear magnetisation waveforms superimposed on the main magnetic field at specific times within a pulse sequence to select the imaging region or provide necessary spatial localising information.

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v]), magnetic induction (B) and magnetic gradient (dB/ dL) can be used as a tool to control combustion.

Environmental effect of co-firing and magnetic field on wood pellets combustion

The southwestern corner of this belt is occupied by an elongated negative closure with low frequency and low amplitude (blue colored); moreover, the NW-SE moderately positive magnetic belt, lies between the two negative anomalies and the moderately steep magnetic gradient delimits the previous southern negative magnetic belt and the northern positive magnetic belt.

Analysis of aeromagnetic data for interpretation of seismicity at Fayoum-Cairo area, Egypt

They magnetized the beads in solution and formed a magnetic gradient to attract the antibody-coated beads to the surface in contact with any bound targets.

On the path from materials chemistry to clinical use

Subsequently, the external magnetic gradient enables and enhances the movement of the therapeutic-nanoparticle complex into the tumor environment where the drug is “activated,” resulting in a significant anti-tumor response.

NanCogenics Reports Research Findings on Tumor-Localization of Cancer Therapeutics

The microbots will navigate towards the direction of an externally exerted magnetic gradient and its movement could potentially be tracked by using the differential microwave imaging (DMI) algorithm proposed in [11].

A feasibility study for microwave breast cancer detection using contrast-agent-loaded bacterial microbots

The potential for significantly higher velocities can be obtained with stronger magnetic fields and more precise shaping of the magnetic field along the axis for a greater magnetic gradient.

To go beyond: experiments with an advanced electromagnetic engine aim for high-speed, long-distance transportation to reach farther into space

With the idea to measure the vertical magnetic gradient in different points on the zone of interest, two sensors separated a distance 1 m on a system of aluminum tubes for the easy handling on the land, were used (Fig.

Geophysical investigations in the old Panama archaeological site

For a more adequate spatial resolution, in order to detect a magnetic source in an airborne vertical magnetic gradient survey, it should be flown at line spacing equal to the distance between the sensor and the top of the magnetic source (Reid, 1980).

Identification of magnetic anomalies caused by cultural features

Unlike with lifting magnets, the purpose of magnetism for separating is not to anchor a load firmly, but to induce a motion into material (attraction for the ferrous and repulsion for the nonferrous), that has more to do with magnetic gradient and suitable frequency.

Magnetic magic: the latest generation of post-shredder magnetic separators can accomplish a great deal. (Sorting & Separating Equipment Focus)

The researchers added two lasers to the setup, one atop j the other, such that their light would cross the magnetic gradient.

Laser spotlight pinpoints atoms in motion

Map relief was similar to that of the horizontal magnetic gradient map (Figure 3b) where the area having a relatively low horizontal gradient correlated with the high resistivity area and the area having relatively high gradient correlated with the low resistivity area.

An appraisal of the geologic structure beneath the Ikogosi warm spring in south-western Nigeria using integrated surface geophysical methods