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The rate at which a movement or activity can be performed.<\/p>\n

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Ability to move the whole body quickly.<\/p>\n

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For various components of an x-ray imaging system, a comparison of the amount of radiation required to produce the image is needed. There is often a trade-off between radiation dose to the patient and the overall image quality. Speed is defined rigorously for screens, film, and image intensifiers, but is best defined here as a reciprocal of the amount of radiation used to produce an image. Thus, a system using little radiation is “fast,” while one requiring more radiation is “slow.”<\/p>\n

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