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Future studies are planned to evaluate (1) the mechanical properties by nanoindenter-based bending test and (2) temporal bone insertion followed by μCT imaging to assess the traumaticity and the radio opaque characteristics of the dummy electrodes.

However, the mechanisms of flow and heat-transfer are still not well understood due to the system complex and the limitation of the measuring methods due to the characteristic of opaque of the system in practice.

A central observation in this study were the characteristic expanding opaque halo zones, which surrounded all φ15 plaques.

The fibers are denatured and may be seen to change from an opaque inelastic fiber with characteristic banding pattern to a swollen fiber with elastic properties.

And Cooper was characteristically opaque.

Radio opaque dummy electrodes of comparable characteristics were fabricated based on insertion force measurements.

A characteristic colour, the opaque iron red (fan hong), sometimes called tomato red, was used as a monochrome with gilt traceries over it on bowls that sometimes had interior decoration in underglaze blue.

From these results we have chosen the optimal case for certain characteristics of glazed and opaque elements analyzing which is the best orientation for this case, considering both, heating and cooling load.

- GlcNAc activation of cAMP signaling also induces an epigenetic switch known as White-Opaque switching that results in altered morphological characteristics and gene expression in mating type homozygous forms of C. albicans.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Plan of the building Table 1 Main geometrical characteristics of the building Floor surface (m2) 2,200 Opaque vertical surfaces (m2) 1,925 Transparent surfaces (m2) 718 Gross volume (m2) 1,8313.

The cytological features of SqCCs include pleomorphic large tumor cells with hyperchromatic nuclei, opaque or "hard" cytoplasm, intracytoplasmic processes, or other features characteristic of squamous differentiation (Figure 1).