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Biosatellite 3 neurophysiological data analysis by digital computer presenting maps of parietal cortex spectra, responsive states transient changes, circadian rhythms and EEG activity
Central nervous, cardiovascular and metabolic data of Macaca nemestrina during simulated Biosatellite flight, testing data acquisitions systems
Effect of low level, low frequency electric fields on EEG and behavior of Macaca nemestrina
Temporal stability and individual differences in human EEG from variance analysis of normalized power spectra data under rest and perceptual stress conditions
EEG data from Astronaut Borman on Gemini flight GT-7
EEG baselines covering wide range of states of wakefulness and sleep in astronaut candidates estimated by computation and pattern recognition techniques
Analysis of brain wave records from Gemini flight GT-VII by computations to be used in 30-day primate flight
Human states of consciousness discrimination by EEG measurements recorded from adult males in various experimental situations
Electric impedance measurements in hippocampus, amygdala and midbrain reticular formation during altering, orienting and discriminative responses in cat
Computer analysis of electroencephalographic data for development of normative criteria
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EEGs of monkeys stimulated cyclically by whole- body vibration, plotting coherence functions relating brain records to acceleration records
Data analysis and display techniques for biosatellite flight and application of astronaut electroencephalogram analysis
Spectral analysis of human EEG generators in posterior cerebral regions
Electroencephalographic baselines in astronaut candidates estimated by computer and pattern recognition techniques
Parameters for computer analysis of neurophysiological data using EEG from normative library
Cerebral, cardiovascular, and behavioral performance of monkey in space - biosatellite program
Electroencephalographic examinations of monkeys under influence of vibrations and centrifuging