In the present chapter, an effort has been made to review various classes of implant materials and their processing technologies in light of additive manufacturing.
In particular, it highlights the need for examining the additive influence of sensory processing disorder in light of children's development [ 16].
More study is needed to determine the overall carbon consequences of shifts in the processing industry, particularly in light of data showing that existing facilities have increased residue utilization, decreased residue production, and improved overall efficiency [9].
More study is needed to determine the overall carbon consequences of shifts in the processing industry, particularly in light of data showing that existing facilities have increased residue utilization, decreased residue production, and improved overall efficiency [ 9].
The purpose of this paper is to illustrate by means of a few examples the variety of reactor designs for both types of processing in the light of their performance at the industrial scale or, in the case of reactors for new chemical processing applications, on the basis of the assessment of their potential performance, provided by relatively small-scale pilot-plant investigations.
Time-resolved TMS over these parietal (PPC) and frontal (MFG) regions showed that both were functionally relevant for visuospatial processing, an important finding particularly in light of previous simultaneous TMS/fMRI work [21].
The potential roles of both regio- and stereochemistry in modulating processing of these adducts are of interest, e.g., in light of the regio- and stereospecific processing of adducts arising from diol epoxides of various polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons.
The properties of the set and stirred mixed gels were then discussed in light of the processing conditions applied and the relative phase separation and gelation times.
However, they questioned the practicality of increasing contact time and concentrations beyond some levels in light of extra processing time, cost and quality (in terms of appearance and texture) of ready to eat lettuce.
Moreover, Debian packaging by Debian Med volunteers allows easy distribution of software packages to large numbers of users via clusters, local servers and cloud computing which is essential in light of the processing needs described above.
