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However, as only the coalesced vein needs to be clamped in microanastomosis, the elongation and extended dissection are not required.
The target material needs to be clamped to the magnetron body and for a plain sheet of material, this requires a clamping ring.
Region II: When the voltage sag occurs in this area, both the series and shunt converters would exceed their current limits using UPQC-SRI, and then the current of shunt converter needs to be clamped.
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Likewise, members of the FDLR in Europe and beyond have kept the militia going with funding and advice on military tactics, and need to be clamped down on.
On the other hand, stress concentration at the interface between the conductor jacket and clamp also needs to be mitigated.
Depending on your steering system, there may also be a clamp that needs to be removed at each end to make sure the bellows boot is not sticking to the inner tie rod.[23] Consult your manual for details.
Care needs to be taken when 'softer' samples are analysed to ensure the imprint from the arm clamp is not visually apparent after sampling.
This may explain why, in the Halimi case, the government waited before accepting its anti-Semitic nature.France is treading a delicate line between the need to be seen clamping down on anti-Semitism, and a wish not to stir up sectarian and religious hatred.
The induced EMF up to 1 kV can be clamped without any need of protection and circulating current.
Residual and stress gradients in the films need to be studied to allow both doubly clamped and cantilever structures to be fabricated, as these are the basis on most MEMS devices.
When extremely high axial forces need to be safely controlled by workpiece clamping, surface damage (clamping marks) is often inevitable.
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