I’ve posted screen prints of spectrographs (and an RTA with a 3-second "peak hold") of some portions of the song below. There are many different, repeated bass notes and glissando samples with fundamentals well below 35Hz in the song. The line between the two was blurred decades before “Pray” was created, when various attack/decay envelopes and low frequency oscillators began being used to modify various combinations of waveforms to sound like acoustic instruments, or something quite different. The CIVO was independent of systemic blood pressure and heart rate, which suggested that the occurrence of CIVO was regulated by changes in local vascular resistance.Whether the synthetic droning samples are called “kicks” or “baseline” is really just semantics.
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When measuring-site temperature was steady, the thermistor temperature changed in parallel with the output from a laser blood volume meter. Arterial temperature was not related to IATF during-7☌ exposure. There was no seasonal variation of the arterial temperature either before or at 18–20 min after-7☌ immersion.
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The monthly IATFs were correlated with the open air temperatures (r=0.7017,P<0.05) however, the peak IATF occurred in June, while the peak open air temperature was in August. The values measured in May (317.1±47.3), June (386.7☓6.1), and July (315.1☓6.0) were significantly larger than those of other months. significant variation over all 12 months was revealed by analysis of variance (P<0.01). The index of arterial temperature fluctuation (IATF) i.e., activation index of cold-induced vasooscillatior (CIVO), ranged from 114.5☒6.7 (mean±SE) in January to 386.7☓6.1 in June. The data were collected over a period of 10 years and analyzed by month.a) We studied the seasonal variation of vasooscillation of a rabbit ear central artery induced by exposure of the earlobes to-7☌ liquid. Olfactory deficit in patients with bilateral nasal polyposis is explained by difficult or impossible passage of odors into the olfactory region. T-test showed that values of both thresholds were statistically significantly higher (p<0.01) in patients with bilateral nasal polyposis in relation to the control group. The average identification threshold values for examined odors in patients with bilateral nasal polyposis were 18.80 ccm of odorous air, while in the control group they were 13.55 ccm of scented air. In patients with bilateral nasal polyposis the average perception threshold values for examined odors were 15.50 ccm of odorous air, while in the control group they were 10.20 ccm of odorous air. Fortunato-Niccolini olfactometer was used for this examination. It included 80 examinees, 40 (20 male, 20 female) with bilateral nasal polyposis, while 40 examinees belonged to the control group (20 male, 20 female) without symptoms of nasal polyposes.
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The research was carried out at the Nose, Ear and. The aim of this paper was to examine impact of bilateral nasal polyposis on olfactory function. Of quantitative disorders of smell, hyposmia and anosmia are quite common, whereas of qualitative disorders parosmia is most frequent. Sense of smell is susceptible to various changes, both in physiological and in numerous pathological conditions.