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Some aspects of the relationship between instantaneous volumetric blood flow and continuous wave doppler ultrasound recordings—I. The effect of ultrasonic beam width on the output of maximum, mean and rms frequency processors

David H. Evans

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Key concepts: Ultrasonic sensor, Waveform, Doppler effect, Acoustics, Beam (structure), SIGNAL (programming language), Ultrasound, Blood flow

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