A compact laser-plasma X-ray source has been developed with a YAG laser, a line-focus lens assembly, an Al tape-target driver and a debris prevention system.
Sean Russell, 22 Stow It, Don't Throw It, Englewood, Florida, USA: A youth-driven marine and ocean conservation project that engages students in fishing line recycling and marine debris prevention.
The fact that not only the absence of C1q but also functional C1q deficiency leads to lupus development suggests that initiation of the classical pathway activation is required for the removal of cellular debris and prevention of development of immune complex disease.
Dirty wet gutters are also an ideal home for termites, so keep your gutters free of debris for further prevention, too.
The two general categories of debris mitigation examined for prevention of collisions involving large derelict objects (rocket bodies and payloads) are active debris removal (ADR) and just-in-time collision avoidance (JCA).
Control of plaque and debris is essential for the prevention of inflammatory periodontal diseases and dental caries, because plaque is the primary etiological factor in the introduction and development of both of these infection-oriented diseases.
REFRECARE-H® (EN Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd. Iwate, Japan) is an oral care gel containing hinokitiol, which can remove stains on the teeth and general oral debris, and is effective in the prevention of breath odor and gum diseases.
A hybrid metal-on-metal Conserve Plus prosthesis (Wright Medical Technology Inc., Arlington, TN, USA) was used as resurfacing system, with no local prevention procedures to collect bone debris during femoral head preparation.
Facilities (ring net, debris barrier, and so on) for debris-flow prevention can be preposition beforehand based on the site investigation for target routes having potential of debris flow.
For example, St. Charles' fire prevention code prohibits the outdoor burning of leaves, compost, brush, construction, debris, waste materials or any sort of holiday decorations or trees.
By the 1970s, however, this strategy became a victim of its own success: Prevention was disrupting natural timber forest cycles, causing a buildup of inflammable debris that made later fires much more destructive.
