1. Real-time adaptive sampling with the fan algorithm

   • L. N. Bohs
   • R. C. Barr

   Computing and Data Processing Pages: 565 - 573

2. Prototype for real-time adaptive sampling using the fan algorithm

   • L. N. Bohs
   • R. C. Barr

   Computing and Data Processing Pages: 574 - 583

3. Investigation and comparison of some models for removing ocular artefacts from EEG signals

   • E. C. Ifeachor
   • B. W. Jervis
   • N. R. Hudson

   Computing and Data Processing Pages: 584 - 590

4. Investigation and comparison of some models for removing ocular artefacts from EEG signals

   • E. C. Ifeachor
   • B. W. Jervis
   • N. R. Hudson

   Computing and Data Processing Pages: 591 - 598

5. Results of modelling and physiological examination of movement-related heart-rate reactions in neonates

   • H. Witte
   • F. Liese
   • D. Hoyer

   Computing and Data Processing Pages: 599 - 604

6. Microscopic and macroscopic volume conduction in skeletal muscle tissue, applied to simulation of single-fibre action potentials

   • B. A. Albers
   • W. L. C. Rutten
   • H. B. K. Boom

   Biomedical Engineering Pages: 605 - 610

7. Sensitivity of the amplitude of the single muscle fibre action potential to microscopic volume conduction parameters

   • B. A. Albers
   • W. L. C. Rutten
   • H. B. K. Boom

   Biomedical Engineering Pages: 611 - 616

8. On the magnetic field and the electrical potential generated by bioelectric sources in an anisotropic volume conductor

   • M. J. Peters
   • P. J. H. Elias

   Biomedical Engineering Pages: 617 - 623

9. Long-term implantation of platinum electrodes: Effects on electrode material and nerve tissue

   • A. Jonzon
   • E. N. Larsson
   • G. Sedin

   Transducers and Electrodes Pages: 624 - 627

10. Comparison of air warming in the human airway with a thermodynamic model

    • R. D. Farley
    • K. R. Patel

    Physiological Measurement Pages: 628 - 632

11. Continuous estimation of parameters in skin electrical admittance from simultaneous measurements at two different frequencies

    • L. Mørkrid
    • Z. -G. Qiao

    Physiological Measurement Pages: 633 - 640

12. Noninvasive measurement of arterial elasticity in various human limbs

    • A. Kawarada
    • H. Shimazu
    • K. Yamakoshi

    Physiological Measurement Pages: 641 - 646

13. The cruciate ligaments and their effect on the kinematics of the human knee

    • H. Huber
    • C. Mattheck

    Communication Pages: 647 - 654

14. Fibre-optic laser instrument for measuring ciliary activity of oviductsin vitro

    • G. A. Holloway Jr
    • S. A. Halbert
    • W. I. Lee

    Communication Pages: 655 - 658

15. Filtering by adaptive sampling (FAS)

    • K. Aminian
    • C. Ruffieux
    • Ph. Robert

    Communication Pages: 658 - 662

16. Assessment of the Copal UA-251 automatic blood pressure recorder under field survey conditions

    • I. K. Crombie
    • E. C. Clark
    • W. C. S. Smith

    Communication Pages: 663 - 664

17. Graphical data compression for small memory microcomputers

    • D. R. Small
    • D. Rowan

    Technical Note Pages: 665 - 666

18. Digital calibrator for intravital velocimetry

    • J. A. Wraspir
    • J. W. Eicher
    • M. Taormina

    Technical Note Pages: 667 - 668

19. Compact and easy-to-use tungsten-in-glass microelectrode manufacturing workstation

    • D. C. Bullock
    • A. R. Palmer
    • A. Rees

    Technical Note Pages: 669 - 672