Abstract: In one embodiment, linked-list interlineation of data in accordance with the present description includes inserting a subsequent set of data in a linked-list data structure within an initial data structure. The linked-list data structure includes a sequence of linked-list entries interspersed with the initial data of the initial data structure. To insert the subsequent data, a pattern of data within the initial data structure is replaced with data of the subsequent set of data in a sequence of linked-list entries of the linked-list data structure. Other aspects are described herein.

Abstract: In one embodiment, linked-list interlineation of data in accordance with the present description includes inserting a subsequent set of data in a linked-list data structure within an initial data structure. The linked-list data structure includes a sequence of linked-list entries interspersed with the initial data of the initial data structure. To insert the subsequent data, a pattern of data within the initial data structure is replaced with data of the subsequent set of data in a sequence of linked-list entries of the linked-list data structure. Other aspects are described herein.

Abstract: Exemplary embodiments of system, method and computer-accessible medium can be provided in accordance with the present disclosure can be provided for generating a plurality of images associated with at least one anatomical structure using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) data. For example, using such exemplary embodiments, it is possible to obtain at least one multi-echo fast spin-echo (FSE) pulse sequence based on the MRI data, which can include, e.g., hardware specifications of the MRI system. Further, it is possible to generate each of the images based on a particular arrangement of multiple echoes produced by the multi-echo FSE pulse sequence(s).

Abstract: Exemplary embodiments of system, method and computer-accessible medium can be provided in accordance with the present disclosure can be provided for generating a plurality of images associated with at least one anatomical structure using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) data. For example, using such exemplary embodiments, it is possible to obtain at least one multi-echo fast spin-echo (FSE) pulse sequence based on the MRI data, which can include, e.g., hardware specifications of the MRI system. Further, it is possible to generate each of the images based on a particular arrangement of multiple echoes produced by the multi-echo FSE pulse sequence(s).

Abstract: A crystallizer which comprises a vertically mounted elongated container that contains at least one bundle of spaced cooling pipes extending longitudinally of the container and a wing attached to a shaft extending longitudinally of the container, the shaft being rotated so as to oscillate about its axis and thus force crystallizable liquid forwards and backwards through the spaces between the cooling pipes to cool the liquid and thus cause a crystallization thereof.

Abstract: An engine starter with a rotatable drum, a spring, and a planetary gear. An axially extending clutch bushing is permanently connected to one end of the motor shaft. The clutch bushing is via a clutch connectable to the sun gear, the clutch not engaging until the bushing exceeds a predetermined number of revolutions. Thus the spring of the engine starter is not retensioned for a new start until the engine has come well into operation. When the torque of the engine starter has reached a predetermined level the clutch disengages so that the spring is not broken.