Der Ritualmord vor den Gerichtshöfen der Wahrheit und Gerechtigkeit

von Fr. Frank

In search of the internal structure of the processes underlying interval timing in the sub-second and the second range: A confirmatory factor analysis approach

One of the earliest accounts of duration perception by Karl von Vierordt implied a common process underlying the timing of intervals in the sub-second and the second range. To date, there are two major explanatory approaches for the timing of brief intervals: the Common Timing Hypothesis and the Distinct Timing Hypothesis. While the common timing hypothesis also proceeds from a unitary timing process, the distinct timing hypothesis suggests two dissociable, independent mechanisms for the timing of intervals in the sub-second and the second range, respectively. In the present paper, we introduce confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) to elucidate the internal structure of interval timing in the sub-second and the second range. Our results indicate that the assumption of two mechanisms underlying the processing of intervals in the second and the sub-second range might be more appropriate than the assumption of a unitary timing mechanism. In contrast to the basic assumption of the distinct timing hypothesis, however, these two timing mechanisms are closely associated with each other and share 77% of common variance. This finding suggests either a strong functional relationship between the two timing mechanisms or a hierarchically organized internal structure. Findings are discussed in the light of existing psychophysical and neurophysiological data.

Das Erwachen der jüdischen Nation : der Weg zur endgültigen Lösung d. Judenfrage

von F. Heman

Prolegomena eines neuen hebräisch-aramäischen Wörterbuchs zum Alten Testament

von Friedrich Delitzsch

Handbuch der biblischen Archäologie

von Carl Friedrich Keil

Die Marquesaner und ihre Kunst : Studien über die Entwicklung primitiver Südseeornamentik nach eigenen Reiseergebnissen und dem Material der Museen

von Karl von den Steinen

Wo lag das Paradies? : Eine biblisch-assyriologische Studie; mit zahlreichen assyriologischen Beiträgen zur biblischen Länder- und Völkerkunde

von Friedrich Delitzsch

Die hebräische Präposition Lamed

von Friedr. Giesebrecht

Die Lese- und Schreibfehler im Alten Testament : nebst den dem Schrifttexte einverleibten Randnoten klassifiziert : ein Hilfsbuch für Lexikon und Grammatik, Exegese und Lektüre

von Friedrich Delitzsch

3D morphometry using automated aortic segmentation in native MR angiography: an alternative to contrast enhanced MRA?

INTRODUCTION Native-MR angiography (N-MRA) is considered an imaging alternative to contrast enhanced MR angiography (CE-MRA) for patients with renal insufficiency. Lower intraluminal contrast in N-MRA often leads to failure of the segmentation process in commercial algorithms. This study introduces an in-house 3D model-based segmentation approach used to compare both sequences by automatic 3D lumen segmentation, allowing for evaluation of differences of aortic lumen diameters as well as differences in length comparing both acquisition techniques at every possible location. METHODS AND MATERIALS Sixteen healthy volunteers underwent 1.5-T-MR Angiography (MRA). For each volunteer, two different MR sequences were performed, CE-MRA: gradient echo Turbo FLASH sequence and N-MRA: respiratory-and-cardiac-gated, T2-weighted 3D SSFP. Datasets were segmented using a 3D model-based ellipse-fitting approach with a single seed point placed manually above the celiac trunk. The segmented volumes were manually cropped from left subclavian artery to celiac trunk to avoid error due to side branches. Diameters, volumes and centerline length were computed for intraindividual comparison. For statistical analysis the Wilcoxon-Signed-Ranked-Test was used. RESULTS Average centerline length obtained based on N-MRA was 239.0±23.4 mm compared to 238.6±23.5 mm for CE-MRA without significant difference (P=0.877). Average maximum diameter obtained based on N-MRA was 25.7±3.3 mm compared to 24.1±3.2 mm for CE-MRA (P<0.001). In agreement with the difference in diameters, volumes obtained based on N-MRA (100.1±35.4 cm(3)) were consistently and significantly larger compared to CE-MRA (89.2±30.0 cm(3)) (P<0.001). CONCLUSIONS 3D morphometry shows highly similar centerline lengths for N-MRA and CE-MRA, but systematically higher diameters and volumes for N-MRA.

Ein Rückblick und Ausblick

von Friedrich Delitzsch

Rabbiner Abraham Kohn, ein Märtyrer seiner Zeit : eine biographische Skizze

von Veit Friedrich Manheimer

Die Geschicke Judas und Israels im Rahmen der Weltgeschichte

von C. F. Lehmann-Haupt

Israel : seine Entwicklung im Rahmen der Weltgeschichte

von Carl Friedrich Lehmann-Haupt