An implant placement guide (Landmark Guide™, iCAT, Osaka, Japan) was fabricated to precisely embed the implants in the artificial mandible.
More precisely, embedding digital technology changes the product architecture, i.e. the scheme by which the functional elements of the product are allocated to physical components and connected by interfaces (Ulrich 1995, pp. 420).
More precisely, we embed the study of country-specific C&T-trade patterns for our two case study countries into an international setting.
Warp's ability to evolve so quickly from banging out the rave anthems to becoming an integral part of all aspects of my contemporaries' lives – absorbing all of us dorks into its machine in the process – was precisely what has embedded it so firmly and uniquely within the industry and wider culture, and is precisely why we're writing about it now.
No one has ever built a commercial airplane with a fuselage made of plastic more precisely, carbon fiber embedded in epoxy much less tried to get it certified as safe to carry passengers.
"The idea that markets inevitably corrupt," Healy writes, "is not tenable precisely because they are embedded within social relations, cultural categories and institutional routines".
It proves that the M C criterion is precisely replicated in the embedded M C model in ABAQUS.
It wants to use the lasers to embed precisely particles that are sensitive to different contaminants in a matrix in a gel at the end of a bundle of optical fibers.
It is precisely the tension between the embedded wisdom of John Quincy Adams and the practical realities of global leadership that makes America's role in the world so unique — troubling, inconsistent and invaluable.
More precisely, the commit point is embedded in the transactional log and then is synchronized from the primary node to backups along with the log records.
