Abstract: An example method includes storing reconstructed electrophysiological data sets for at least two baseline time intervals and at least one modulation time interval. The electrophysiological data sets are representative of electrophysiological signals reconstructed at locations across a respective surface of interest within a patient's body based on non-invasively measured electrophysiological signals for respective time intervals. The modulation time interval can overlap with modulating an arrhythmia or arrhythmogenic activity. The method can also include computing dominant frequency maps from the electrophysiological signals reconstructed for at least two baseline data sets and the at least one modulation data set. The method can also include analyzing the dominant frequency maps to determine an indication of dominant frequency stability across at least a portion of the surface of interest.

Abstract: Support system for auxiliary power unit which sustains an auxiliary power unit (1) of an aircraft to a fixed structure (2) belonging to a compartment of the auxiliary power unit (6) of said aircraft, made in a high mechanical strength material, and with high resistance to ignition, which comprises at least three fittings (3, 4, 5) of a substantially cylindrical shape, said fittings (3, 4, 5) being able to be hollow, and each one of them presenting a first end (7) comprising means of attachment of the support system (8) to the fixed structure (2) and a second end (9) comprising means of securing of the support system (8) which are joined to the auxiliary power unit (1) in the periphery of the extension of said auxiliary power unit (1), with at least a first forward fitting (4) and a second forward fitting (5) being located in the forward part of the auxiliary power unit (1), and at least one rear fitting (3) being located in the rear part of the auxiliary power unit (1).

Abstract: A game apparatus comprising a game board adapted for horizontal disposition and having an upstanding backboard and a pair of sideboards extending upwardly from the game board. The backboard, and sideboards and the playing board all defining playing surfaces at which a plurality of quoits are physically thrown by a player from a remote position in attempt to land the quoit, by direct hit or by rebound, into a target cup recessed in and below the playing surface. The sideboards are each characterized by a sloped upper wall each sideboard define a frontal approach by the player to the playing board so as to encourage tossing of the quoits from the front or from the side, either by tossing the quoit, rebounding it or rolling it into the scoring cup.