The first value to look for on the specification sheet is maximum (or peak) gradient strength. Rise time is measured in milliseconds, and is typically in the range of 0.1-0.3 msec for most scanners.Rise time is meaningless by itself, because a scanner with very weak gradients might ramp up to full strength very quickly, but have overall poor gradient performance for imaging.aveat emptor: The typical gradient strengths and slew rates quoted above are per axis (i.e. values for the x-, y-and z-gradients individually). Some vendors, often those with somewhat inferior gradient performance, will instead quote effective gradient strengths and slew rates.
Why not add a photo booth? Thatâs what owner Evan Chen and general manager Kevin Inkles decided last fall. The Buzzy Booth cost $2,500, and was branded in TOA designs and logo. The free photos are digitally âframedâ in a TOA-created logo, and customers can opt to have them sent to their email or posted on their social media feed.
How much will the space cost you? Generally, a booth rents for $2 to $3 per square foot per month; that would be$200 to $300 per month for a 10-by-10 booth. The price also depends on the booth's location in the building.The locked showcases vary, from $50 (at Benbrook Antique Mall) to $75 (at Montgomery Street Antique Mall) for a 2-foot-wide case that is usually 7 feet tall. Also, a fee of 2 to 8 percent is charged per sales transaction for bank fees and administration.hoppers are enticed to spend at all price levels, from a 1945 postcard of Clovis, N.M., addressed to My Darling for $1 to a 100-year-old $14,975 Italian walnut buffet. Tarrant County boasts about 10 antiques malls where individuals rent space to sell merchandise that they select, display and monitor.