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• NEW VESSELS FOR CANADIAN COAST GUARD.
• FOUR NEW MID-SHORE FISHERIES PATROL VESSELS .
• These four new vessels will be used primarily for fisheries patrols for domestic overfishing infractions and conservation and protection enforcement. ...
• The vessels will provide support to the Coast Guard’s federal marine security partners and will work with the United States Coast Guard.
• The vessels will be equipped with state-of-the-art electronics for secure communications, will be less than 40 metres on the water-line and have a cruising speed of 25 knots.
• The vessel will carry up to two fast rescue craft (rigid hull inflatables) for rapid response and boarding of fishing vessels. ...
• The patrol vessels will have the capacity to sail out to 120 nautical miles.
• THE TWO NEW FISHERIES RESEARCH VESSELS .
• These new vessels will be used primarily for DFO fisheries science research into the quantity and health of various species of fish and shellfish.
• Like all CCG vessels, the research vessels will also respond to search and rescue incidents when needed.
• The science vessels will be equipped with state-of-the-art wet and dry laboratories for research into comparative species analysis and will carry acoustics to detect fish density.
• The vessels will have the capacity to sail out over 200 nautical miles.

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• Structure of artery (right) and vein (left) showing the three layers of the vessels: the intima (inner), media (middle), and adventitia (outer). ...

• The whistling vessels originated in Peru, thousands of years ago. ... These intentions are magnified by the powerful resonances of the vessels. ...
• Jim Albani and I have produced a high quality recording of the vessels. ...
• Side A is 25 minutes of the vessels alone. Side B has the vessels plus a shamanic drum accompaniment using the sequence of the 64 hexagrams of the Chinese I-Ching as a rhythmic pattern. ...
• Listen to a RealAudio sample of  side 2:  Peruvian Whistling Vessels and I-Ching Drumming.
•   Peruvian Whistling Vessels  |   Harmonics |  Pythagoras  .

• Blood Vessels.

• Council Directive 87/404/EEC of 25 June 1987 on the harmonization of the laws of the Member States relating to simple pressure vessels.
• Simple Pressure Vessels.
• e-mail: Entr-Vessels-Metrology@cec. ...
• Summary list of titles and references of harmonised standards under Directive 87/404/EEC related to Simple Pressure Vessels.
• Simple unfired pressure vessels designed to contain air or nitrogen:.
• part 1: pressure vessels for general purposes.
• part 2: pressure vessels for air braking and auxiliary systems for motor vehicles and their trailers.
• part 3: steel pressure vessels for air braking equipment auxiliary and pneumatic equipment for railway rolling stock.
• part 4: alluminium alloy pressure vessels for air braking equipment and auxiliary pneumatic equipment for railway rolling stock.

• Engineered blood vessels prove durable and clot resistant.
• CHICAGO, IL (AHA) – Researchers have built mechanically sound blood vessels out of tissue from human skin cells, according to a study reported at the American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions 2002. ...
• The goal is to produce healthy, functioning blood vessels built exclusively from a person’s own cells, so the body's immune system won't reject the new tissue. Such vessels would be important in heart and leg bypass operations and for vessels called arteriovenous shunts used for dialysis patients. ...
• The scientists reported that tissue-engineered blood vessels didn't burst or develop blood clots in laboratory tests and short-term animal experiments. ...
• "The study's most important findings were: First, the technology works from a commercial perspective, meaning we can build mechanically sound vessels for a wide array of patients using the exact same protocol," says Todd McAllister, Ph. ...
• Short-term blood clots are the biggest challenge facing most synthetic materials, whether they are used for blood vessels, new heart valves, or other vascular prostheses. ...
• Fibroblasts form the outer wall of blood vessels. The researchers used endothelial cells from animals to make the inner lining of the vessels. ...
• Finally, the vessels are exposed to increasing rates of fluid flow and pressure to precondition them for implantation. ...
• The engineered vessels were implanted as a femoral (leg) artery graft in study animals. The vessels were then removed at three, seven and 14 days after implantation. All but two of the vessels survived past day three and seemed mechanically stable without forming blood clots. ...
• "It was quite conceivable that differences from patient to patient would be so significant that the same recipe for making blood vessels could not be used in all cases," McAllister says. ...
• With early evidence showing the vessels' reliability and clot resistance, researchers plan to implant tissue-engineered blood vessels in humans in 12 to 18 months, he says. ...

• Research Vessels.
• The Institute operates three vessels and one boat of different sizes, capacities and ranges. ... "ALKOR" was commissioned in 1990, the Institute has developed a regional concept for the use of its vessels. ... "POLARFUCHS", the smallest of the Institute's vessels, has been used increasingly for ecological studies along the Baltic coast of Schleswig-Holstein. ... These vessels are part of the national pool of medium-sized research vessels. ... Furthermore, IFM-GEOMAR scientists have access to the large German research vessels "METEOR", "POLARSTERN" and "SONNE", which are sometimes used for the Institute's research programmes in the South Atlantic, Indian Ocean and Polar areas. ...

• Unwanted blood vessels .
• Leaky new blood vessels are the hallmark of wet AMD - the more destructive form of age-related macular degeneration. ... The process, called fluorescein angiography, is the key to detecting leaky vessels. ...
• But where, exactly, do the new vessels originate? Until recently, nobody had seen that process clearly. Doctors assumed the vessels formed from the choriocapillaris, a bed of capillaries just beneath the retina. ...
• Now, Karl Csaky, a senior investigator at the National Eye Institute has come up with evidence that the vessels actually form somewhat deeper, in a layer called the choroid. ...
• These movie stills show sharply outlined blood vessels growing deeper under the retina. ... In the same patient, with high-speed ICG, you see fine blood vessels, and it's clear that they are in the choroid. ...
• Similarly, if you know which artery is supplying leaky vessels in the retina, you have a good target for a laser burn to close a blood vessel. ...
• In contrast, Csaky's images show the sharp outlines of the new blood vessels -- perfect laser targets. ...
• Csaky says preliminary tests of 30 wet AMD patients indicate that a significant number do have the deeper vessels, that they do supply the leaks that appear in fluorescein angiography, and that laser-zapping them can stop the dangerous leaks. ...
• Like conventional laser surgery, the vessels manage to grow around the burn. ...
• But if Csaky is right that the blood vessels are growing from the choroid, understanding the growth should be a lot simpler. ...

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