Was ist Trim?
TIRM (Turbo-Inversion Recovery-Magnitude): TSE mit vorgeschaltetem 180°-Puls, Darstellung des Absolutsignals. STIR (Short-Tau Inversion Recovery): Fett-Signal-Unterdrückung.
Wie kann man Gehirnaktivität messen?
In Gehirn flitzen also ständig Informationen hin und her. Sogar wenn wir schlafen findet eine erstaunliche Gehirnaktivität statt. Wissenschaftler können diese Aktivität sichtbar machen durch Einsatz eines EEG (Elektroenzephalographie). Dabei werden die Spannungsschwankungen im Gehirn gemessen und aufgezeichnet.
What are the DWI laws in North Carolina?
North Carolina’s DWI law prohibits driving or being in control of a vehicle while: having any amount of a Schedule I controlled substance in the blood or urine (examples of Schedule I controlled substances include opiates, amphetamines, and heroin). North Carolina is known as one of the toughest states on DWI offenders.
When is a DUI considered a first offense in North Carolina?
The article covers the penalties for a first-offense DUI. For most purposes, a DUI is considered a “first offense” if the driver has no prior DUI convictions within the past seven years. (Read more about North Carolina DWI law and see our second and third-offense articles.)
How do I apply for DWI services outside of North Carolina?
If you complete a substance use assessment and the required substance abuse education or treatment outside of North Carolina, you must choose a North Carolina DWI services provider to review and approve it. It is best to contact a North Carolina provider before you begin your services.
What happens if you get a second DWI in North Carolina?
North Carolina Second Offense DWI Penalties A North Carolina second offense DWI is a Misdemeanor offense. A second offense conviction carries the following fines and penalties: Jail time: The minimum jail sentence for a second offense conviction is 7 days or up to the maximum jail sentence of 12 months.