Sentence examples for formation of resin from inspiring English sources
The objective of this clinical report was to evaluate the effectiveness of a microbrush as a carrier of priming-adhesive solution in formation of resin tags, adhesive lateral branches, and resin-dentin interdiffusion zone (RDIZ) when the brush was used to bond fiber posts under clinical conditions.
The effect of stem bending on the formation of resin pockets was evaluated under various soil moisture conditions.
The formation of resin pockets in trees is thought to occur as a result of the stress associated with wind exposure.
The extent of COM conversion is characterised by calculating the third index (DCOM), which describes the relative amount of coal spent for the formation of resin and desulphurization gases.
More recently, the availability of water was found to be a factor in the formation of resin pockets in radiata pine in the central North Island of New Zealand (Woollons et al., 2009).
However, it could be that changes in cell turgor pressure in the cambium following the release of water stress, lead to conditions that predispose the cambium to damage and the formation of resin pockets.
A model for predicting the formation of resin-rich zones in angled composite parts is presented in this paper.
Defense responses of conifer stems against insects and pathogens involve increased accumulation of terpenoids in cortical resin ducts (CRDs) and de novo formation of traumatic resin ducts from CZ initials.
The results illustrate that the early hydration of cement is retarded due to the formation of epoxy resin film on the surface of cement particles, which has been clearly observed by ESEM.
The kinetics of formation of epoxy resin composites was studied using an epoxy matrix of diglycidylether of bisphenol-A (DGEBA) and 4,4′-diaminodiphenylmethane (DDM) as curing agent in the presence of quartz flour as filler.
To avoid tissue damage and formation of traumatic resin ducts (Fig. 1f) or other wood reactions, samples were taken following a spiral pattern along the stem surface leaving a minimum space of 5 cm between extraction points (Deslauriers et al. 2003).
