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Figure 1. View of the irradiation system with a horn aperture located 5.5 cm from muscle-equivalent material during irradiation. — diagramPage 1 - Figure 1. View of the irradiation system with a horn aperture located 5.5 cm from muscle-equivalent material during irradiation.
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AI-described figure: Figure 2. Oscilloscope trace showing the sampled high-voltage pulse input to the transmitter of the radar. — graphPage 2 - AI-described figure: Figure 2. Oscilloscope trace showing the sampled high-voltage pulse input to the transmitter of the radar.
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AI-described figure: Figure 3. A photograph of a hydrophone transducer used in this study. — diagramPage 3 - AI-described figure: Figure 3. A photograph of a hydrophone transducer used in this study.
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Figure 4. Measured specific absorption rate (SAR) along the horn's central axis inside the sample irradiated at 5.655 GHz. — graphPage 4 - Figure 4. Measured specific absorption rate (SAR) along the horn's central axis inside the sample irradiated at 5.655 GHz.
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Figure 5. Microwave-induced thermoelastic response waveform in the muscle-equivalent model showing the initial propagating stress wave and the same wave after two reflections occurring about 380 us later. — graphPage 5 - Figure 5. Microwave-induced thermoelastic response waveform in the muscle-equivalent model showing the initial propagating stress wave and the same wave after two reflections occurring about 380 us later.
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Figure 7. Microwave-induced thermoelastic response waveform in a 1% saline solution showing the initial propagating stress wave and the same wave after two reflections occurring about 400 us later. — graphPage 6 - Figure 7. Microwave-induced thermoelastic response waveform in a 1% saline solution showing the initial propagating stress wave and the same wave after two reflections occurring about 400 us later.
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Unknown (n.d.). FIGURE LEGENDS.

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@article{figure_legends_g6068,
  author = {Unknown},
  title = {FIGURE LEGENDS},
  year = {n.d.},
  
  
}

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