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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «SECTILITY»
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Textbook of Small Animal Surgery
In cutting corneal stroma, regulation of tissue sectility becomes important. Sectility
refers to the ability of the tissue to be cut. The higher the sectility of a tissue, the
more easily it can be divided by a cutting edge. This regulation of sectility is used
...
2
Essentials of Cataract Surgery
Sectility is the tendency of tissue to be cut instead of displaced (Figure 18- 8). It is
increased by immobilizing tissue (fixating), placing tissue on stretch, or
increasing IOP (viscoelastic.) Tissue sectility is also increased by increasing the
speed of ...
Bonnie An Henderson, 2007
3
A Handbook to the Mineralogy of Cornwall and Devon: With ...
It may be distinguished from Fahlcrz by its sectility and grey streak ; from galena
by the absence of cleavage and sectility ... from argentite by its blowpipe
reactions ; from Bouraonite by its sectility ; and from pntimonite by its blowpipe
reactions.
Joseph Henry Collins, 1871
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An Elementary Introduction to Mineralogy
SECTILITY. — FLEXIBILITY.— FBASIBILITY. some varieties of diamond, become
luminous in the dark after exposure to sun-light. After being heated several times,
or too strongly, some of these minerals lose the property of phosphorescing, ...
William Phillips, Henry James Brooke, William Hallows Miller, 1852
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An Elementary Introduction to Mineralogy ... A new edition, ...
SECTILITY.—FLEXIBILITY.—FRANGIBILITY. some varieties of diamond, become
luminous in the dark after exposure to sun-light. After being heated several times,
or too strongly, some of these minerals lose the property of phosphoreseing, ...
William PHILLIPS (F.L.S., etc.), Henry James Brooke, William Hallows MILLER, 1852
6
Phase/State Transitions in Foods, Chemical,Structural and ...
(1971). The FIRA NIRD extruder designed by Prentice (1954) follows this
principle. Sectility: Two studies used sectility for consistency assessment (Rohm
and Ulberth, 1989; Rohm and Weidinger, 1991). Cubic specimens are cut by a
stainless ...
Hardness was among the first rheological property measured. Hardness may be
defined as a resistance to cutting or deformation. The best-known method, of
measuring hardness are the extrusion sectility, penetrometer and crushing
strength.
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Proceedings of the New Zealand Society of Animal Production
Correlation of sectility hardness at 10°C and trained panel assessment of
firmness. |r|||||i||i|i|)r Q O O I O Q O lltllllltllltllllilllttltrtlllll 0 200 400 600 800 1000
1200 1400 1600 sectility hardness at 10°C (g) FIGURE 2. Relationship between
SFC at ...
New Zealand Society of Animal Production, 2002
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The Australian Journal of Dairy Technology
Technical Note MEASUREMENT OF BUTTER FIRMNESS BY SECTILITY
TESTING By B. D. DIXON and T. WILLIAMS, Gilbert Chandler Institute of Dairy
Technology, Department of Agriculture, Werribee Victoria Introduction Several ...
It is characterised by its colour, fracture, sectility, and weight; it is distinguished
from Brittle Silver-glance, by its colour, want of crystallization, inferior lustre, and
inferior specific gravity; from Hemahedral Silver-giance, by colour and want of ...
