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2) alternating currents Explanation: Hello ! Hope this can be useful for the 2nd word alternating currents Good luck ! Tone Siemens Dictionary of Power Eng. and Automation |
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stimulating currents and alternating currents Explanation: Without more context on Reizstrom, it is hard to be 100% sure as this is a general term www3.oup.co.uk/jnls/supplements/braini/hdb/Volume_77/Issue_01/770018.sgm.abs.html |
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stimulating currents and alternating currents Explanation: Go to: http://134.29.30.67/pulsechar/sld001.htm http://www.anesthesiaregional.com/concepts/nervestim/current... |
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1) excitation currents Explanation: since you didn't give any indication of context, it's hard to say what it should be. If the subject is electrical motors, the term is 'excitaion currents'. For physiological applications (as per some of the refs), stimulation currents would be correct. |
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threshold? Explanation: could Reizstrom be threshold current, the minimum stimulus sufficient to elicit a response? (lack of context makes this a wild guess) |
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