This is magnetic resonance imaging MRI.

So this is cardiac magnetic resonance imaging.

There is a deep resonance with being at rest.

And viewed in that light, it takes on a whole other resonance.

I hope it's a story that has some resonance for our time.

Someone speaks, there's resonance in all these receiving brains, the whole group acts together.

Telehealth had been successfully used for pathology, radiology, magnetic resonance imaging, cardiology and further medical consultations.

One is the focused ultrasound, and the other one is the vision enabled magnetic resonance imaging.

And this explains the extraordinary resonance of this simple metaphor conjured up nearly 400 years ago.

One of the opportunities I had was one person was working on a really interesting micromagnetic resonance imaging machine with the NIH.

So my child's death, my baby's death, really brought home the resonance of what I was trying to make in this film.

Bringing the private sector into approaches to prevent conflict has found increasing resonance in both the conflict prevention and the business communities.

The experience of Pacific Islands Forum countries in peacebuilding efforts in our own region makes this an issue of particular resonance for us.

His message of peace and harmony has resonance in every civilization, culture and faith, and provides the guiding principles for the United Nations.

It doesn't have the same resonance for us that the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge has, but it should, I mean, it's a bird sanctuary.

We started by organizing image acquisition from magnetic resonance imaging machines and CT imaging machines from which to make a model of the patient's aorta.

The report uses vivid data and cases to get the message across in a systematic and easy to understand manner, triggering strong resonance among the audience.

In fact, so many different points of resonance that it's going to be difficult to bring them all up, but I'll try to do my best.

Like any country, Ukraine s relations with the world are determined by four interlocking factors history, patriotism, national interests, and geography. Each factor has special resonance here.

General Secretary Xi Jinping emphasized that letting entrepreneurs unload their mental loads and march with light packs , which has a strong resonance among entrepreneurs and innovative entrepreneurs.

So, if we have a quick look at the history of cymatics beginning with the observations of resonance, by Da Vinci, Galileo, the English scientist Robert Hook and then Ernest Chladni.

Organization of or participation in regional and international meetings convened to consider the concerns and problems of the Arab family, with exchanges of views, experience and expertise on issues with global resonance.

And what I'd like to talk a little bit about today are some ideas that I think have just tremendous resonance with all the things that have been talked about the last two days.

But nuclear issues still struggle for public resonance and political traction. It would take a brave gambler to bet on ratification of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty by the US Senate any time soon.

In the past, such a combination of countries was almost unthinkable, and these exercises cannot be explained away as simple one off affairs with little resonance. Instead, they reflect China s long term strategic goal of establishing hegemony across Asia.

My guess is that some great simplifications of what I'm doing may actually have considerable resonance with what's been done in string theory, but that's a complicated math thing that I don't yet know how it's going to work out.

But it is an agenda for the region s haves, not its have nots. In places like south Lebanon, which suffer from deep social cleavages and inequalities, free elections and free trade hold little resonance for people who are impoverished and marginalized.

Technologies like MRI can help in surgical planning, resection control, and quality assurance. Magnetic resonance compatible robotics allow for real time imaging, providing information about anatomical structures and changes in the brain relative to surgical pathology while operating, thereby minimizing risk.

The best known examples are the magnets that drive the magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machines found in most hospitals. Perhaps the most exotic are the huge magnets used to accelerate particles in the Large Hadron Collider, which seeks to discover the fundamental principles of matter.

Many people have realized that in Xi Jinping's series of talks, articles, speeches and interviews, famous quotations from ancient Chinese books and records as well as classics are found everywhere, manifesting highly cultural self confidence and arousing the widespread resonance all over the world.

And the scale of my work, and the kinds of ideas I'm playing with when I first saw an Imax film, I almost immediately thought, There's a real resonance between what I'm trying to do and the scale of what I try to do as a photographer.

As the reaction to the attacks in Paris illustrates, the seemingly random murder of 130 civilians has monumental resonance in the West especially when the religious and ideological motives are difficult to understand. But the Kremlin places a lower value on human lives than Western societies do.

This has led the popular press to howl that we now live in a costly, bureaucratic, and inefficient human rights culture a charge with profound political resonance. Before he became Prime Minister, Cameron called for the Human Rights Act to be replaced with something more British.

It is about the contemporary resonance of Lazarus's startling words, the only ones in which a state has appeared to invite not just any old immigrants, but the poorest of the poor Your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.

But many commentators hyperbolic depiction of a shareholders spring, with its resonance of ousted Arab dictators, is inappropriate for several reasons, not the least of which is the fact that the Arab Spring actually toppled regimes. At the moment, the current shareholders revolt is failing to achieve any significant result.

Some critics worry about corruption in the corruption agenda itself that the fight will be used as a cover for cutting aid to countries that displease the US administration. Such concerns have found resonance in the seeming incongruity of the Bank s tough talk on corruption and simultaneous plans to expand lending to Iraq.

America s fiscal cliff, for example, was long in coming, but we are scrambling to avoid it only now. So we should take early stock of the fact that there is another problem coming our way, which may be called (to give it the resonance of a coming storm) Edward 160 the European Debt Wall and Repayment Deadline.

America s fiscal cliff, for example, was long in coming, but we are scrambling to avoid it only now. So we should take early stock of the fact that there is another problem coming our way, which may be called (to give it the resonance of a coming storm) Edward the European Debt Wall and Repayment Deadline.

Moreover, it has been suggested that the alternative to the death penalty life imprisonment would make India vulnerable to hijackings and other assaults by terrorist groups attempting to free their jailed comrades. In the face of such security concerns, my argument that taking a human life is wrong, and that the state should not compound criminal wrongdoing with its own, found little resonance.

In the 1930 s, the control of banks went hand in hand with the control of capital movements and in the end with the fixing of exchange rates. The alternative of continued capital movements, facilitated by major financial institutions, and flexible exchange rates was set out by a few economists, notably the Austrian Gottfried Haberler, but found no political resonance.

The Prophet s hadith about Yemen has enjoyed new resonance ever since the 1980 s, when Saudi Arabia in line with American policy sought to export domestic dissenters, most prominently Osama bin Laden, a Yemeni of Saudi birth, to fight Soviet infidels in Afghanistan. Although dissent was mostly diverted to Afghanistan, bin Laden s most trusted companions (his wife, too) have remained mainly in Yemen.

Even though only quite old people have personally experienced even the second of these episodes of monetary destruction, their political resonance is still acute. Germany s mass circulation Bild Zeitung warned in a headline in March 2009 of inflation at a time when all price signals pointed in the opposite direction. Merkel has acute political antennae, and her response struck a deep chord with popular sentiment.

Philosophers have puzzled about how to justify our intuitions in these situations, given that in both cases, the choice seems to be between saving five lives at the cost of taking one life. Greene, however, was more concerned to understand why we have the intuitions, so he used functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging, or fMRI, to examine what happens in people s brains when they make these moral judgments.

Aung San Suu Kyi s eloquent plea, Please use your liberty to promote ours, has special resonance for us in AIPMC, who enjoy the benefits of representative democracy. This is why we feel obligated to call on the highest levels of the international community including the UN Security Council to address the question of Burma, for we must show that we are serious about peace, democracy, and human rights.

True, the chemistry prize this year looks a bit like an engineering prize, because it was given to three researchers Martin Karplus, Michael Levitt, and Arieh Warshel for the development of multiscale models of complex chemical systems that underlie the computer programs that make nuclear magnetic resonance hardware work. But the Nobel Foundation is forced to look at much more such practical, applied material when it considers the economics prize.