ACOG Coding staff has developed laparoscopic hysterectomy charts that summarize the differences in these procedures. The information within the charts is intended to be used as a guide for correct coding and should not be used without a current CPT book.
Part of the Computing fundamentals glossary: A gravity wave (or gravitational wave) is a ripple in the curvature of the space-time continuum (the enmeshed combination of our three perceived physical dimensions, plus time) created by the movement of matter.f a gravitational wave were to pass through, the distance between the weights (which is measured by a laser beam moving back and forth between the mirrors and then recombined at a photodetector) would be altered.
Measuring the strength of the polarisation due to gravitational waves gives us a ballpark figure of the amount of energy involved at the time of inflation and helps pin down when inflation occurred. *Not to be confused with a gravity wave (which is a wave driven by the force of gravity).hen an object accelerates, it creates ripples in space-time, just like a boat causes ripples in a pond (and also similarly an accelerating electrical charge produces an electromagnetic wave). These space-time ripples are gravitational waves.