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At this rate the forward stream can support four channels of compressed video while simultaneously using the return channel for communication Telecommunications technologies have a habit of leap-frogging one another and new examples seem to multiply existing transmission rates by orders of magnitude It's an exciting time for telemedicine but it's difficult to keep up! One thing missing from this book so far is a diagram so here is one to redress the omission Figure 31 shows an example [I341 of how the various telecommunications technologies can be integrated into a healthcare network based on telemedicine principles Connectivity is according to appropriateness and need so that service requirements are met while costs are controlled Figure 31 raises issues concerning the integration and operation of telemedicine so we will finish the chapter by looking at some of the technological aspects of these issues The issues we discuss are:.

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Toit s idea of it being made up of two supercontinents (du Toit, 1937) (Fig 1127) The more northerly of these is termed Laurasia (from a combination of Laurentia, a region of Canada, and Asia), and consisted of North America, Greenland, Europe, and Asia The southerly supercontinent is termed Gondwana (literally land of the Gonds after an ancient tribe of northern India), and consisted of South America, Antarctica, Africa, Madagascar, India, and Australasia Separating the two supercontinents to the east was a former Mediterranean sea termed the paleo-Tethys Ocean (after the Greek goddess of the sea), while surrounding Pangea was the proto-Paci c Ocean or Panthalassa (literally all-ocean ) Wegener propounded his new thesis in a book Die Entstehung der Kontinente and Ozeane (The Origin of Continents and Oceans), of which four editions appeared in the period 1915 29.

Much of the ensuing academic discussion was based on the English translation of the 1922 edition which appeared in 1924, consideration of the earlier work having been delayed by World War I Many Earth scientists of this time found his new ideas dif cult to encompass, as acceptance of his work necessitated a rejection of the existing scienti c orthodoxy, which was based on a static Earth model Wegener based his theory on data drawn from several different disciplines, in many of which he was not an expert The majority of Earth scientists found fault in detail and so tended to reject his work in toto Perhaps Wegener did himself a disservice in the eclecticism of his approach Several of his arguments were incorrect: for example, his estimate of the rate of drift between Europe and Greenland using geodetic techniques was in error by an order of magnitude.

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