(n.) The terminal lamina, or thin ventral part, of the anterior wall of the third ventricle of the brain.
Example Sentences:
(1) Firstly, the attenuation of incident photons interacting in the absorber is computed to determine the total energy released in the material (TERMA).
(2) A general dose calculation method for treatment planning with high energy photon beams, based on folding of the total energy released by primary photons per unit mass, the terma, with a fractional mean energy imparted point spread function is described.
(3) The best of the bunch is the stylish Termas Geométricas , where wooden boardwalks lead through a fern-covered canyon to 17 slate-bottomed pools, each with its own toilet, lockers and decking.
(4) TERMA and dose spread arrays are both generated using a 10 component photon energy spectrum.
(5) A superposition algorithm has been developed for 10MV photons which calculates the dose by convolving the TERMA (Total Energy Released per unit MAss by primary photons) with a dose spread array formed using the EGS4 Monte Carlo code.
(6) The TERMA array is calculated from a weighted average of the TERMA arrays for the ten photon energies to give a "polychromatic TERMA array".
(7) Dose spread arrays are calculated using the EGS Monte Carlo code, and convolved with the TERMA (total energy released per unit mass).
(8) Thus the method accounts for the effect of beam hardening of the TERMA.
(9) The approach we have used involves computing the dose at all points in a medium by superposing the dose spread array (DSA) from the interaction of a photon at a point in the medium with an array of data representing the TERMA (photon fluence times the photon energy) at points in the beam.
(10) A radiotherapy x-ray beam computation method is introduced which involves a single superposition of the surface generated PDSA or beam hardened PDSA with a polyenergetic TERMA.
(11) Termas Geométricas (entry £16) is two hours further by car or tour (arranged in Pucón) to the southern entrance of Villarrica national park .
(12) Numerical values of A, a, B, and b are derived and used to convolve energy deposition kernels with the total energy released per unit mass (TERMA) to yield dose distributions.
(13) The spa at eccentric Portmerion-like Termas de Monchique (€20 for as long as you like in the pool, sauna and steam, including a mad 15-minute hydro-massage) is a 10-minute drive away.
(14) The dose distribution is the superposition of the kernels, weighted by the magnitude of the TERMA impulse for all interaction sites.
(15) The superposition process is shown to be forgiving to spectral differences when calculating the PDSA, but sensitive to the incident photon energy spectrum used to calculate the TERMA.
(16) The Termas Ferraria spa (full day from €34) on São Miguel’s jagged northern tip is efficient, but better is Ferraria’s (free) rock pool, where you’re gently braised by hot spring water while grabbing gamely on to ropes as the Atlantic pounds wildly over your head.
(17) The FFT technique is shown to be significantly faster than standard convolution for medium to large TERMA and dose spread array sizes.