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Perhaps the prize for the season's most unexpected highlight, however, is a pair of muscular nude bacchants riding panthers--a reduced version of the enigmatic but spectacular bronzes, formerly in the Rothschild collection, that have been attributed to everyone from Sansovino to Tetrode and, most recently, Michelangelo.

They suppose that the energy of particles is given by a time-symmetrical field; this interpretation was made by Tetrode and assumes that particles are not self-interacting.

This structure based tunnel diode shows great promise as an oscillator and high-frequency threshold (trigger) device since it can be operated at frequencies far greater than the tetrode would, well into the microwave bands.

(2) The microelectrode used in this study was multielectrode arrays rather than tetrode. Due to the dense distribution of neurons in hippocampus, it is hard to cleanly sort signals recorded from one single electrode into single units.

In addition, LFPs recorded from 4 channels of a tetrode were highly similar since the distance between wires in a tetrode was only about 15-25 [micro]m.

As described by Wayne Tustin, principal at Equipment Reliability Institute and a long-time EE contributor of vibration testing articles, the image accompanying this article shows a Ling water-cooled vacuum tetrode power amplifier to the left of the shaker.

Ideal for MIL-STD-461/462, RS103 testing, this tetrode tube RF amplifier provides power output of 1000 Watts.

[7] Tetrode H., Ueber den Wirkungszusammenhang der Welt.

They discussed this with Einstein, who suggested a proposal by Tetrode that light was a two-way communication exchange between source and receiver utilizing in- and out-waves.