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Unlike previous DreamWorks Animation series, the Netflix deal allowed DreamWorks to maintain creative control. Prynoski said: "Typically, if you are working on a show like this, you might get two sets of notes: one from DreamWorks and one from the network. But we don't get notes from Netflix, which is cool. It allows us to move faster, and we can make the shows, hopefully, the way we want them."[8]

In TURBO FAST, Turbo (voiced by Reid Scott) returns home after his Indy 500 win to find that his best human friend, Tito (Amir Talai), and his snail pals have constructed a huge (by snail standards, anyway) metropolis called Starlite City for them to live in. It has everything Turbo could ever want, including a brand-new racetrack with some pretty cool features. But just when things seem to be settling down for the racing champ, he finds himself contending with an onslaught of new opponents who want to try their hands at besting the world's fastest snail. Can Turbo and the rest of his Fast Action Stunt Team outshine them all?

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Turbo Mode is available for subscribers who want extremely quick image generation. Turbo mode uses a high-speed experimental GPU pool. Jobs run in Turbo mode generate up to four times faster but consume twice as many subscription GPU minutes as a typical Fast Mode Job.

Standard, Pro, and Mega plan subscribers can use the --relax, --fast, or --turbo parameters at the end of a prompt to run a single job using Relax, Fast, or Turbo mode instead of changing their preferred setting.

Through cutting-edge engineering design and state-of-the-art manufacturing and hand-assembly techniques, the Twin Turbo Furious' double triple-axis tourbillons have become the very ultimate solution in tourbillon-enhanced chronometric performance. Rotating and lightning fast speeds of 24, 48 and 180 seconds along the three axes of rotation, the engineering refinement of this configuration is only superseded by its visual impact: seeing purely mechanical assemblies of such refinement in such high-speed, yet accurate motion is the holy grail of ultra-fine watch connoisseur experiences.

Bringing the hypercar-inspired Twin Turbo even closer to the world of the fastest automobiles is its built-in mechanical Pit Board, an easy way to compare two elapsed times. Inspired by the old-time pit boards in auto racing, you use the crank (pulled out to the first position and unfolded) to move the colored, rotating disk and central digital display to set the reference time. Then, when you operate the monopusher chronograph normally, you can easily see the difference between the current time and the reference time you set. Seconds times greater than the reference time are in the red (+) portion of the pit board, while seconds times lower than the reference time are in the yellow and green (-) portion. Unlike today's pit boards, which are electronic, this is all done mechanically.

Made from powder coated 1/8" (.125) thick aluminum that will protect you from the elements for many years! Our Fast Back roofs have a low profile that only increase the height of the RZR by about 1/4". They also have a long rear spoiler that gives a fast back look as well as addition protection.

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Oh... hi there! Don't mind me. I was just, well... you know... dancing to the Turbo FAST theme song. That is one killer beat, brah. I can't help myself. And you know what else? I can't help but talk like Brahdi the Roach who appears in one of the newest Turbo FAST episodes launching tomorrow. Seriously, I've gone all cray-cray.

L-R) Skidmark, Whiplash, Turbo, White Shadow and Burn in "Turbo FAST." Photo courtesy of DreamWorks/Netflix.Out of these new episodes that my son and I previewed earlier this week, the last one is definitely my favourite. Aptly entitled "Surf n' Turf," this episode takes place on the beach, which every snail knows is for maxin' your relaxin' and calming your inner snail. But alas, the beach is roach turf and the snails' very presence is killing the roach gang's taquito buzz. If Turbo and the snails want to stay, they must first battle the roaches in a grimy battle of sewer surfing while trying to coax Whiplash out of his full zen state. Totally gnarly! Of course, my son loved all of the episodes and would have watched them on repeat if I had let him. He's all into things that go fast.

To catch the newest Turbo FAST episodes, be sure to tune into Netflix on April 4 at noon.

Looking for more ideas on what to watch with the family? Check out these suggestions for your very own Family Film Fest.

Disclosure: I am a member of the Netflix Canada #StreamTeam and receive special perks as part of my affiliation with this group. Any opinions expressed in this post are my own.

The value of T2-weighted fast spin-echo imaging of the musculoskeletal system was assessed in 22 patients with various neoplastic, inflammatory, and traumatic disorders. Images were acquired with high echo number (i.e., echo train length) fast spin-echo (FSE; TR 2000 ms, effective TE 100 ms, echo number 13, linear k-space ordering), conventional spin-echo (SE; TR 2000 ms, TE 100 ms) and gradient-echo (GRE) sequences (TR 600 ms, TE 34 ms, flip angle 25 degrees). Signal intensities, signal-to-noise ratios, contrast, contrast-to-noise ratios, lesion conspicuousness, detail perceptibility, and sensitivity towards image artifacts were compared. The high signal intensity of fat on FSE images resulted in a slightly inferior lesion-to-fat contrast on FSE images. However, on the basis of lesion conspicuity, FSE is able to replace time-consuming conventional T2-weighted SE imaging in musculoskeletal MRI. In contrast, GRE images frequently showed superior lesion conspicuity. One minor disadvantage of FSE in our study was the frequent deterioration of image quality by blurring, black band, and rippling artifacts. Some of these artifacts, however, can be prevented using short echo trains and/or short echo spacings.

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MRTD with bTFEe was obtained with a segmented 3D k-space acquisition. The actual parameters for bTFEe were as follows: repetition time (TR)/echo time (TE), 4.8/2.4 ms; flip angle, 120 degrees; matrix, 208 208; slice thickness, 1.6 mm; turbo factor (number of data sampling per shot), 200; field of view, 304 mm; SENSE factor, 2; the number of slices, 72; number of acquisitions, 1. Centric k-space ordering in ky direction was set in the acquisition. In conventional scheme, data are acquired in several ky points from center to outer space with fixing kz line in the shot and continue this acquisition in successive shots by shifting kz line sequentially. In bTFEe, sampling points within a shot is extended from the ky points on the single kz line to neighboring kz points according to the number of turbo factors. It means number of turbo factors can be set larger than the number of ky points in single kz line, leading to shorter scan time compared to that of conventional single-shot acquisition scheme. The number of data sampling for ky and kz per shot was automatically determined according to the turbo factor; approximately three kz lines were obtained per shot at the current turbo factor setting. Four dummy pulses were used in the /2 approach to achieve steady-state conditions. Data for total 3D k-space on bTFEe was segmentally sampled with respiratory gating. Shot interval was determined according to the respiratory gate on each subject. Volume shimming was used by applying a volume of interest to the upper mediastinum, avoiding the lung region, to improve magnetic field homogeneity. In place of fat suppression (i.e., spectral presaturation with inversion recovery or spectral attenuation with inversion recovery), real reconstruction, which displays the positive and negative signal values,8 was performed to suppress the signal of the fat tissue. Data were reconstructed in a final resolution of 0.6 0.6 0.8 mm.

Magnetic resonance thoracic ductography in a 26-year-old woman. The thoracic duct (arrows) is well visualized on both balanced turbo field echo with extended k-space sampling (bTFEe) (A) and three-dimensional turbo spin-echo (B), with a curved planar reformation. Note that bTFEe shows not only the thoracic duct, but the surrounding structures such as the vessels and the vertebras.

Magnetic resonance thoracic ductography in a 29-year-old man. Balanced turbo field echo with extended k-space sampling with a curved planar reformation (A) well visualizes the thoracic duct in all the segments (arrows). Three-dimensional turbo spin-echo with a curved planar reformation (B) less visualizes the thoracic duct (arrows) in the upper section near the aortic arch.

The visualization of the draining location of the thoracic duct in the subclavian region in a 26-year-old woman. Balanced turbo field echo with extended k-space sampling with a partial maximum intensity projection well visualizes the thoracic duct (arrows) draining to the proximal portion of the internal jugular vein (*).

The utilities of balanced field echo for MRTD has not been well investigated. We found only one literature describing the utilities of 3D balanced turbo field echo with navigator gate and cardiac-trigger by Kato et al.5 They reported generally good visualization of the thoracic duct. However the upper portion of the thoracic duct was less visualized with 3D balanced turbo field echo. They suggested that balanced turbo field echo may be susceptible for artifact at the air-tissue or bone-tissue boundaries. Meanwhile, bTFEe showed a relatively good visualization of the upper portion of the thoracic duct. Although the techniques including bTFEe, shimming method, and real reconstruction might have contributed to improve the visibility of the thoracic duct, we did not compare the visibility of the thoracic duct between conventional balanced turbo field echo and bTFEe in this study; the difference in visibility of the thoracic duct between both methods remains unclear. However, bTFEe with respiratory gate has an advantage of shorter acquisition time than balanced turbo field with respiratory and cardiac gate echo. ff782bc1db