For the double exponential function f(t) =K(e~ e~), which is used for impulse testing of electrical components and systems, we derive an approximate relation between the ratio ym = Tm / T m a x , where Xmax and Tm are, respectively, the times to reach the peak value F m a x and the value .Fmax / m on the tail of the pulse, and the ratio x = 6/ a. This relation is useful for finding x for a pres...

Background. False negative fistula testing in patients with chronic suppurative otitis media is a dilemma when proceeding to surgery. It is imperative to rule out a dead labyrinth or a mass effect secondary to the cholesteatoma in an otherwise normally functioning inner ear. We present a case series of three patients in whom a bedside vestibuloocular reflex (VOR) evaluation using a head impulse...

Mixed noise expulsion from characteristic images is a testing errand since the noise dispersion normally does not have a parametric model and has an overwhelming tail. One sort of the mixed noise is Additive White Gaussian Noise (AWGN) coupled with Impulse Noise (IN).However, first catch the region of IN pixels and afterward evacuate the mixed noise. On the other hand, such techniques have a te...

Simulated room impulse responses have been proven to be both useful and indispensable for comprehensive testing of acoustic signal processing algorithms while controlling parameters such as the reverberation time, room dimensions, and source-array distance. In this work, a method is proposed for simulating the room impulse responses between a sound source and the microphones positioned on a sph...

This study analyzes, from an experiential marketing perspective, the showcasing of duty-free products onboard the A380 aircraft, a service area that Korean Air introduced for the first time in the industry. Through the analysis the study seeks to identify the effects that customers' experience of the duty free showcase area has on their emotional response, impulse buying intention and word-of-m...

During high-speed pursuit of prey, the cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) has been observed to swing its tail while manoeuvring (e.g. turning or braking) but the effect of these complex motions is not well understood. This study demonstrates the potential of the cheetah's long, furry tail to impart torques and forces on the body as a result of aerodynamic effects, in addition to the well-known inertial...