Fundamentals of Digital Ultrasonic Processing

Schueler, Carl F.; Lee, Huikyo; Wade, G.

doi:10.1109/t-su.1984.31501

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“…In short, it is the interference pattern that encodes the phase-shift information from which a 3-dimensional image-a holograph-of the object can be reconstituted in spacetime, via a Fourier transform function. Research on the creation of holographs in nature, has shown that bats and dolphins actually create holograms by transmitting acoustical object waves and reference waves that radiate outward into their environments and that are then reflected back to the animal for neural processing and translation into holographic images of objects in the environment (Farhat, 1980;Schueler, Lee, and Wade, 1984).…”

Section: Holographic Theorymentioning

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“…13. There is compelling evidence that holographs are created by many living organisms in nature to process sensory information (Farhat, 1980;Schueler, Lee, and Wade, 1984) which accords the organism an evolutionary advantage for survival (Marcer, 2004). Studies have found that flies, fish, birds, and mammals-including humans-all process sensory information about objects in their external environments holographically.…”

Section: Notesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The Psychophysiology Of Intuition: A Quantum-Holographic Theory Of Nonlocal Communication

Bradley

2007

World Futures

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This work seeks to explain intuitive perception-those perceptions that are not based on reason or logic or on memories or extrapolations from the past, but are based, instead, on accurate foreknowledge of the future. Often such intuitive foreknowledge involves perception of implicit information about nonlocal objects and/or events by the body's psychophysiological systems. Recent experiments have shown that intuitive perception of a future event is related to the degree of emotional significance of that event, and a new study shows that both the brain and the heart are involved in processing a pre-stimulus emotional response to the future event. Drawing on this research and on the principles of quantum holography, I develop a theory of intuition that views the perception of things remote in space or ahead in time (nonlocal communication) as involving processes of energetic resonance connecting the body's psychophysiological systems to the quantum level. The theory explains how focused emotional attention directed to the nonlocal object of interest attunes the bio-emotional energy generated by the body's psychophysiological systems to a domain of quantum-holographical information, which contains implicit information about the object. The body's perception of such implicit information about things distant in space/time is experienced as an intuition.

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Section: Holographic Theorymentioning

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The Psychophysiology Of Intuition: A Quantum-Holographic Theory Of Nonlocal Communication

Bradley

2007

World Futures

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“…To get more complete information about flaw geometry, various detailed imaging methods have been developed [43] including the Synthetic Aperture Focussing Technique (SAFT) [44,45], and the amplitude and transit time locus curves (ALOK) [46], acoustical holography [47], and ultrasonic tomography [48]. These techniques require detailed scanning and considerable data processing.…”

Section: Ultrasonic Flaw Sizingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Ultrasonic flaw classification and sizing

1996

NDT & E International

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“…In recent years, ultrasonic has become the subject of extensive research in wide range of applications in different fields like chemical industries, consumer industries, medical field, process industries, food industry, physics, chemistry and biology etc [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10] . As it is a non-destructive technique, it attracts more attention.…”

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confidence: 99%