How to pronounce Electrodes in English

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electrodes put on their brain.

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electrodes put on their brain.

Specific when you plant these electrodes.

That holds electrodes against the scalp,

There are two electrodes, cathode and anode,

To shuttle irons between the two electrodes.

To weld on electrodes onto either end.

electrodes, but they've done it using a technique

Seems to, like, put these electrodes in really,

And pair it with new, high surface area electrodes,

These electrodes pick up the ongoing brain electrical activity.

The device is made in China and has three electrodes,

Or the EEG wasn't setup properly, so that the electrodes

So Penijean, several times, hooked me up with all her electrodes,

If we take Chris and we put DBS electrodes into him,

And if you put two electrodes in, you can get energy, right?

Is a special suit with electrodes in a first test of an experiment

That are sort of like swimming caps that have electrodes embedded in them.

It is possible to attach electrodes to a human's or an animal's head,

All you need to do, at least in theory, is stick two electrodes in -

And the last component is a wearable sleeve which has up to 160 electrodes, which activates

But one happened accidentally last year when a neurologist trying to understand the source of his patient's epilepsy implanted electrodes near her claustro