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In all implementations that we know of, this instrumentation is implemented in an ad hoc fashion.
In addition to the main beam entry and pumping por ts, there are 30 smaller por ts available for diagnostic instrumentation.
The drawbacks could be: 1) high initial cost for video thoracoscopic instrumentation; and 2) the risk of emergency thoracotomy for major bleeding.
The figure also shows the extreme sensitivity of the boundary-layer stability mechanism (and, incidentally, of the instrumentation) to any change in the mean flow field.
The present state-of-the-art instrumentation for the analysis of non-volatile organic compounds that target key biomarkers have detection limits in the subppb range.
Thus, ad hoc instrumentation is tedious at a low level and it may be impossible at a high level.
First, users do not have to deal with code instrumentation directives; the instrumentation has already been done.
Research in neuroanatomy and neurobiology, and behavioral and molecular genetics, fields all currently benefiting from breakthroughs in instrumentation and imaging technology, complement this work.
Networked music can reinterpret traditional perspectives on stagecraft, ensemble, improvisation, instrumentation and collaboration, or enable otherwise impractical relationships between controllers, sensors, processors, inputs and outputs.
The first version was written in 1977, and was followed many others scored for a wide variety of instrumentations.
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