For many years radiation thermometers have been used to make non-contact temperature measurements of hot objects, particularly in industrial situations such as reformer furnaces, steel reheat furnaces, and ceramics kilns. They occupy an important niche in temperature measurement since any other type of thermometer would have very slim chances of surviving in these and other such hostile environ...

An instrument is described which allows measurements of leaf temperature within about 0.3 C. It consists of a special thermistor probe, a small circuit box, and a standard ammeter. The circuit box can easily be fixed to the meter and contains a battery, which passes 0.3 milliampere through the thermistor, and also contains an integrated circuit amplifier, so that the meter reads 20 C full scale...

Background Post-traumatic growth (PTG) is defined as “positive psychological change experienced a result of the struggle with high-ly challenging life circumstances”. Diagnosis cancer leads to many challenges. The recent pandemic forced oncological patients face other multiple stressors. Resilience target interest for PTG. aim this study analyze relationships between trauma, COVID-19 stress, PT...

following were miscarriages, and the last an abortion in December last. First attack of epilepsy occurred in the third month of the first pregnancy ; the last, two days before admission. The fits occur during the night; of this the patient does not retain recollection the following morning. The patient was under treatment from 22nd September to 22nd November, during which period 11 observations...

In experimental sciences, random processes often place a fundamental limit on the achievable resolution. A well known example is the Johnson noise voltage across a resistor. In this paper, we describe the observation of temperature fluctuations in a thermometer caused by the random transfer of heat in and out of it. This process places a fundamental limit on the resolution of a thermometer. We ...

The paper presents the results of a study level and factors mental malad- justment professional burnout medical residents undergoing training at Training Center N.V. Sklifosovsky Research Institute for Emergency Medicine during second wave COVID-19 pandemic. involved 110 first year (30 men 80 women; mean age — 25.1±2.32), both working in “red zone” helping other patients. follow- ing methods we...

PURPOSE: To determine differences and 6-month changes in Cancer survivor reported levels of distress relating to COVID-19 pandemic closure Exercise Rehabilitation Clinics at three sites: Pacific Island site (S 1, n = 50), Urban 2, 102) Rural (S3, 14). METHODS: Survivors (n 166; 89% female, 87% white, 46% Breast Cancer) who participated structured exercise prior the completed a modified NCCN Dis...