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EEG

 (ē′ē′jē′)
n.
1. An electroencephalogram.
2. An electroencephalograph.
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EEG

abbreviation for
1. (Medicine) electroencephalogram
2. (Medicine) electroencephalograph
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EEG

electroencephalogram.
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EEG

Abbreviation of electroencephalogram
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Noun1.EEG - a graphical record of electrical activity of the brain; produced by an electroencephalograph
graph, graphical record - a visual representation of the relations between certain quantities plotted with reference to a set of axes
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Translations

EEG

[ˌiːiːˈdʒiː] n abbr (=electroencephalogram) → EEG m
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EEG

abbr of electroencephalogramEEG nt
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EEG

V. electroencephalogram y electroencephalography.
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The technique developed by Dan Nemrodov, a postdoctoral fellow in Assistant Professor Adrian Nestor's lab at U of T Scarborough, is able to digitally reconstruct images seen by test subjects based on electroencephalography (EEG) data.
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