To achieve union in ankle arthrodesis after a failed ankle prosthesis, meticulous debridement of the bony surfaces and extensive bone grafting are necessary.
As a high-accuracy technique for the monitoring of surface deformation field, InSAR is liable to disposing of loss of phase correlation and phase unwrapping when measurement is made at places where the surface is undulating and extensive slope deformation occurs.
Activities include anti-submarine warfare exercises involving tracking aircraft and sonar, surface-to-air gunnery and missile exercises, air-to-surface bombing exercises, and extensive testing for several new weapons systems.
Thus, superficial zone (SZ) cells were characterized by their elongated shape, their parallel orientation relative to the surface, and lack of extensive PM.
Fluxing of complex oxide layer and extensive surface cracking is ascertained to be the reason of premature fatigue failure at lower Δεt/2 (e.g. 0.3%), however, at higher Δεt/2 e.g. 0.7%, breaking of oxide scales and surface pitting are the causes of early fatigue failure.
The predicted adaptor/receptor binding surface is extensive and is contributed to by many residues from both the receptor and the adaptors.
The rim of the PDE4 catalytic pocket presents an extensive hydrophobic surface, and many inhibitors with extensions projecting from a core bound within the pocket fold across this sticky surface, as illustrated in Fig. 2D for papaverine (where the pendent dimethoxybenzyl side chain fulfils this role).
The heating systems are dimensioned to supply the projected 2030 heat loads for two different land surface areas (extensive and compact).
Central aspects of the research project are microscopic studies of the joining zone in cross section and extensive fracture surface analysis.
Fungi could play an important role in biodegradation because of the morphology of their mycelium (highly reactive and extensive biological surface) and its physiology (high tolerance to many stresses, production of enzymes and secondary metabolites).
