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The Visual Observation Of Epicardial Potential──A mapping system for auricular fibrillation study
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作者 Fang Zuxiang Zou Renqiang(Department of Electrical Engineering, Fudan University, Shanghai 200433, China) 《Chinese Journal of Biomedical Engineering(English Edition)》 1999年第3期58-60,共3页
关键词 A mapping system for auricular fibrillation study the visual Observation Of Epicardial Potential
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Neuroregeneration in the visual cortex
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《Neural Regeneration Research》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2012年第10期783-783,共1页
Totally three articles focusing on “the expression of Nogo-A, Nogo receptor and NADPH-diaphorase in the developing rat visual cortex and the effects of levodopa methyl ester on nerve growth factor expression in visua... Totally three articles focusing on “the expression of Nogo-A, Nogo receptor and NADPH-diaphorase in the developing rat visual cortex and the effects of levodopa methyl ester on nerve growth factor expression in visual cortex area 17 in strabismic amblyopia” are published in three issues. We hope that our readers find these papers useful to their research. 展开更多
关键词 area NADPH Neuroregeneration in the visual cortex
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The visual experience and visual communication design of shallow relationships
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作者 WEI Hongyu YUAN Rong 《International English Education Research》 2017年第3期63-64,共2页
The audience's visual experience accurately convey visual information plays an important role. Designers should be based on the viewer's visual experience and give full play to its visual psychological dynamic react... The audience's visual experience accurately convey visual information plays an important role. Designers should be based on the viewer's visual experience and give full play to its visual psychological dynamic reaction, make its "see" and "knowledge" at the same time, to actively participate in the design work of understanding and comprehension, let viewers to appreciate to communicate with the designer's aesthetic experience, in order to achieve the purpose of information. 展开更多
关键词 visual communication visual experience the visual psychology
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Stuck with the Sur-face: An Ethical Approach to Facial Disfigurement in Willa Cather's "The Profile"
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作者 Gudrun M. Grabher 《Journal of Philosophy Study》 2016年第3期131-138,共8页
The human face consists of three dimensions: (1) the visible, static sur-face, (2) the mobile dimension, which communicates thoughts, emotions, and states of mind, and (3) the invisible dimension, the face aspa... The human face consists of three dimensions: (1) the visible, static sur-face, (2) the mobile dimension, which communicates thoughts, emotions, and states of mind, and (3) the invisible dimension, the face aspars-pro-toto for the whole person who owns the face. In this latter sense, the human face is at the center of Emmanuel Levinas' theory of ethics: We encounter each other face-to-face, he argues, and it is the other's face that calls for my ethical response to the holiness of his/her wholeness and essence. The primary ethical imperative is: "Thou shalt not kill." When we encounter a facially disfigured person, we usually fail to respond ethically because we concentrate on the disfigurement. The second dimension, as a result of the disfigurement, is often impaired and thus incapable of communicating in such a way that we can "read" the face. With our gaze fixed on the disfigured part of the face, we lose sight of the person as a whole. Metaphorically speaking, we could even say that we "kill" the person. Levinas conceives of the other's face not in its plastic manifestation. But the encounter with the other does at first take place as embodiment. According to Merleau-Ponty, this encounter is by definition interactive and dialogical. In Willa Cather's short story "The Profile," young beautiful Virginia marries a portrait painter after he has finished her portrait in profile. The left side of her face is severely disfigured because of a burn. Her husband is waiting impatiently for her to talk about "it" and the suffering it must cause her in order to "heal" her with his love, but she behaves as if it did not exist and even likes to dress extravagantly. In the following analysis of the short story, it will be illustrated how the husband fails to respond to his wife's face's invitation to interact with it and get in touch with the wholeness of her person that it stands for. Instead, he reduces her to the disfigurement. When he finally names the scar, he metaphorically "kills" her, as well as their marriage. 展开更多
关键词 the human face facial disfigurement ethics of the face (E. Levinas) phenomenology (Merleau-Ponty) lived embodiment the visual arts Victor Hugo
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