Technology, magnet

P. G. Marston and co-workers, in Proc. 11th International Conference on Magnet Technology, Vol. 2, MT-11, Elsevier Apphed Science, London, 1989, pp. 920-925. 

S.L. Wipf Proc. of the Ninth Intern. Conf. on Magnet Technology, Villiigen. Swiss Inst. Nucl. Res., p. 692 (1985)... 

Refinements of magnet technology in order to achieve better field homogeneity. 

Cell-enrichment processes not using fluorescent or magnetic technology are based on cell physicochemical properties, such as density, size, electrophoretic mobility, or surface composition (phenotype) (1). One of the earliest and still most commonly used methods is based on the use of centrifugal force to exploit density differences and deplete erythrocytes from whole blood. Further... 

There are modem additions to the ordinary Hall effect, which have become very important in magnetics technology ... 

Proceedings of ICCR 98, ed. G. Chen, International Academic Publishers, Beijing, People s Republic of China, 1998 R206 S. W. Van Sciver, Y. S. Hascicek, W. D. Markiewicz, J. Schwartz and H. J. Schneider-Montau, High Field HTS Magnet Technology and Applications , p. 499... 

Historically, the applications of NMR to problems of macromolecular structure and dynamics have preceded extensive studies of biochemistry in vivo by more than a decade. This is a reflection of the development of magnet technology much useful work on the molecular level could be done with the narrow-bore magnets developed first, whereas in vivo biochemical work for the most part requires magnets with a bore wide enough to accommodate at least an isolated organ, and preferably an intact organism such... 

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