Although occlusal sections of the pulp branches often narrow to less than 50 μm, they may nevertheless influence the heat conduction from the occlusal surface to the center of the tooth.
In this context, one should bear in mind that intra-pulp temperature measurements produce very heterogeneous results in non-primed equine teeth [ 7], due to the extremely variable anatomy of equine CT as to the distance between the pulp branches and occlusal surfaces.
The review later appeared in Knight's book of essays, In Search of Wonder (1956), for which he won a Hugo Award, and which was instrumental in raising the expectation of science fiction readers - and more importantly, writers - from lightweight pulp fiction to a significant branch of literature.
Blackcaps eat a wide range of small fruit, and squeeze out any seeds on a branch before consuming the pulp.
Large amounts of forestry residues are generated at pulp mills at approximately 460 kg (bark, branches, tops and leaves) per ton of wood chips processed [ 16].
Pruned sawlogs (P): appearance-grade timber; small-branch sawlogs (S): structural timber; large-branch sawlogs (L): industrial-appearance timber; residual logs: pulp and panel products (Pine Manufacturers [2013]).
The sensation of the fingertip or pulp was re-established through coaptation of the proper branches of the digital dorsal nerves to the digital nerves.
They have all the histologic components of a normal spleen such as the hilum, white pulp, and capsule and receive their blood supply from a branch of the splenic artery [3].
Covered floral branches set very few fruits, less than half the weight of uncovered branches (38 and 97 mg, respectively), while the pulp–seed relation was similar for both treatments, about 2 1.
The more branches, the more wood that could be turned into pulp for paper.
To reconstruct a sensate fingertip or pulp we designed the innervated reverse island flap based on the end dorsal branch of the digital artery, which was harvested from the dorsum of the middle phalanx.
