Abstract:
A magnetic resonance imaging apparatus capable of suppressing noise caused by vibration of a gradient magnetic field coil and improving image quality is realized.A shim tray 22 is disposed between a static magnetic field generating magnet 4 and a gradient magnetic field generating coil 13. A large number of ferromagnetic shims are disposed in a large number of holes (screw holes) 24 formed in the shim tray 22. Vibration dampers 23 are disposed in holes formed in the shim tray 22 to reduce noise generated by vibration of the gradient magnetic field generating coil 13, which is propagated to the static magnetic field generating magnet through solid bodies and shakes the static magnetic field generating magnet, etc. It is hence possible to secure areas for arrangement of two means, i.e., static magnetic-field non-uniformity correcting means and vibration suppressing means, to reduce the noise caused by the vibration of the gradient magnetic field generating coil 13, and to suppress deterioration of image quality.
Abstract:
A golf club grip includes: a grip body including a grip cylinder portion and a grip end portion disposed at one end of the grip cylinder portion and formed with a through-hole for communicating a grip interior with the outside; and a vibration absorption member formed from a viscoelastic material and formed separately from the grip body. The vibration absorption member is removably attached to the grip body. The vibration absorption member includes: a plane portion and a bar-like portion formed integrally with the plane portion. The bar-like portion extends through the through-hole of the grip end portion as projecting inwardly of the grip cylinder portion.
Abstract:
A magnetic resonance imaging method comprising a step for applying one or more gradient magnetic field pulses continuously, a step for calculating a residual magnetic field being generated from a magnet by an gradient magnetic field pulse based on a residual magnetic field response function representing the relation between the strength of the gradient magnetic field pulse being applied and the strength of a residual magnetic field being generated, and a step for correcting the residual magnetic field thus calculated. The magnetic resonance imaging method is further provided with a step for updating the residual magnetic field response function with time depending on the application history of the gradient magnetic field pulses being applied continuously.
Abstract:
A racket frame including a grip part, a shaft part, a throat part, and a head part formed hollowly with a fiber reinforced resin and having a weight not less than 100 g nor more than 270 g. The racket frame is provided with a dynamic damper comprising a mass member and a viscoelastic member mounted on a part of a peripheral surface of the mass member. The dynamic damper is mounted inside the grip part by fixing the viscoelastic member to a position of an inner wall of the grip part located within a range of 0.2 L from a free end of the grip part, supposing that a whole length of the racket frame is L in such a way that inside the grip part, at least one part of the mass member is shakable with respect to the inner wall of the grip part.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a magnetic resonance imaging system capable of performing spectrum measurement even when a magnetic resonant frequency changes during MRS measurement. A time-varying rate of a water magnetic resonant frequency is measured in advance before the MRS measurement. The amount of change in water magnetic resonant frequency during the MRS measurement is predicted from the measured time-varying rate. With the predicted value as the reference, a transmission frequency of an RF magnetic field irradiated in a signal suppression pulse sequence, a transmission frequency of an RF magnetic field for excitation and inversion and a received frequency at the detection of a magnetic resonance signal in a sequence of the MRS measurement are respectively set. A high-precision spectrum measurement is hence enabled.
Abstract:
Liquid crystalline compounds having a large negative Δε low viscosity, a large K33/K11 value, a small Δε/Δ⊥ and mutually excellent solubility even at low temperature, compositions containing at least one of the compounds and liquid crystal display devices containing such a liquid crystal compositions are disclosed.
Abstract translation:具有较大的负值Deltaepsilon低粘度,较大的K 33 / K 11值的小晶体化合物,即使在低温下也具有相当优异的溶解度,组成 含有至少一种化合物和含有这种液晶组合物的液晶显示装置。
Abstract:
A tennis racket frame (10), including a sleeve composed of a fiber reinforced resin, having a weight not less than 180 g nor more than 270 g, when strings are not mounted in a ball-hitting face thereof surrounded with a head part thereof. Supposing that the strings are not mounted in the ball-hitting face, a secondary natural frequency (F1) of the racket frame in an in-plane direction thereof is set to not less than 200 Hz nor more than 320 Hz, a secondary natural frequency (F2) thereof in an out-of-plane direction thereof is set to not less than 480 Hz nor more than 650 Hz, and F1/F2 is set to not less than 0.3 nor more than 0.6.
Abstract translation:一种网球拍框架(10),其包括由纤维增强树脂构成的套筒,其重量不小于180g,不大于270g,当琴弦未安装在其头部的围绕其的击球面时 。 假设弦没有安装在击球面上,球拍框架在其面内方向上的次级固有频率(F1)设定为不小于200Hz,不大于320Hz,二次自然频率 其面外方向的频率(F 2)设定为480Hz以上650Hz以下,F 1 / F 2设定为0.3以上0.6以下。
Abstract:
An acousto optic element comprises optically transparent acousto optic medium having light incoming plane, light outgoing plane facing light incoming plane, transducer joining plane, and inclined plane tilted to transducer joining plane and piezoelectric transducer on which two opposing planes i.e., electrode layers and are formed and the transducer is connected to transducer joining plane of acousto optic medium through one of the electrode layers, wherein a deposited layer or a coating layer is formed on at least one of ultrasonic transducer or the acousto optic medium, the layer preventing ultrasonic waves generated by oscillation of ultrasonic transducer leaking onto acousto optic medium as a leakage-ultrasonic wave and propagating there, thus obtaining a high light-fading ratio.
Abstract:
A racket frame including a grip part, a shaft part, a throat part, and a head part formed hollowly with a fiber reinforced resin and having a weight not less than 100 g nor more than 270 g. The racket frame is provided with a dynamic damper comprising a mass member and a viscoelastic member mounted on a part of a peripheral surface of the mass member. The dynamic damper is mounted inside the grip part by fixing the viscoelastic member to a position of an inner wall of the grip part located within a range of 0.2 L from a free end of the grip part, supposing that a whole length of the racket frame is L in such a way that inside the grip part, at least one part of the mass member is shakable with respect to the inner wall of the grip part.
Abstract:
In diffusion weighted imaging, motion monitoring navigation echoes are measured at every measurement of data after applying an RF excitation pulse, and one of them is set as a reference navigation echo. The reference navigation echo and other navigation echoes are one-dimensionally Fourier-transformed, a linear phase gradient thereof is calculated from those data, a linear phase gradient of the reference navigation echo is compared with those of other navigation echoes, and it is judged whether a difference therebetween is within an acceptable value or not. An echo signal corresponding to a navigation echo having the above difference being larger than the acceptable value is judged that correction based on the navigated motion correction is not applicable therein, and the image is produced by using an echo signal measured along with a navigation echo having the difference being the acceptable value or less. In this manner, a motion component included in the echo signal used for producing the image is made uniform and motion artifacts are eliminated.