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Open image in new window Fig. 1 Polyethylene (PE) liner rupture and its deleterious effects Open image in new window Fig. 2 Acetabular osteolysis in a well-fixed uncemented hemispherical cup; polyethylene (PE) wear can be observed.
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NASA fears that the cracks could lead to rupture of a liner, sending pieces of metal into a running engine and setting off a catastrophic failure.
The method uses the load-bearing liner approach and leak-before-rupture as design criteria.
Since the infection seemed not to have spread below the fascia, and given the risk of ceramic rupture associated with head and liner exchange, no attempt was made to remove them.
In the case of the Greek cruise liner MTS Oceanos the water entered through a ruptured overboard sewage discharge valve far from the bilges and erupted into the ship through commodes, sinks, and showers.
If Mr. Obama cannot deliver on his promises, American officials and foreign policy specialists fear it will rupture the so-called reset policy and validate Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin and other hard-liners who have been skeptical of the rapprochement.
These containment ponds are often, but not always, lined to protect against leakage; however, case studies have documented reported ruptures to these liners that may have led to water and soil contamination and contributed to fish and livestock deaths (Bamberger and Oswald 2012).
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Sarkozy calls change "rupture".
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