The word "remotion" is not correct and usable in written English
In English, the common word is "removal," which means to take away an object from a particular location, or to dismiss or banish someone from a particular situation. Example: The company decided to removese the employee from his position due to poor performance.
Traction consists of 3 stages: relaxation (abolition of forces acting on joint), tension (remotion of the articular area) and stretch (increase in remotion of articular area) [48, 49].
Even after successful osseointegration, the implant remotion may be necessary [1, 12, 14, 15].
Let G6 be the resulting graph, after the remotion of vertices of S5.
Let G3 be the graph after the remotion of the Head.
Let G5 be the graph after the remotion of all active false knee adjacent to an inactive false knee.
These algorithms have been considered because of their accurate remotion of the illuminant, besides showing an outstanding color enhancement on images.
Liquid liquid equilibrium (LLE) data for different systems involving ionic liquids are essential for design, optimization and operation of separation processes, such as recovery of valuable products and remotion of polluting agents in effluents.
The remotion of the antibiotic minocycline (MC) on mesoporous silica (SiO2) and on the binary system iron III) oxide SiO2 (Fe-SiO2) has been studied in batch experiments by performing adsorption isotherms/kinetics under different conditions of pH, KCl concentration and temperature.
The Remotion polycentric device provides similar features to Western products but costs one tenth of the price.
And on December 8, it launched its first mobility product, the $80 ReMotion Knee, which is about one-fifth the cost of competitive products.
Circuit modification associated with learning and memory involves multiple events, including the addition and remotion of newborn cells trough adulthood.
