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in situ /in si·tu/ (in si´too) [L.] in its normal place; confined to the site of origin.
in situ (in sē´too), n in the natural or original position. The phrase comes from the Latin for “in position.” In dental and medical work, the phrase often describes work done on a dental or body structure in the patient (e.g., almost all dental fillings are done in situ). in situ [L.] in its normal place; confined to the site of origin. in situ hybridization see in situ hybridization of nucleic acid. |
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| For example, reduction in sample size using careful grain selection or in situ methods permit isotopic analysis at the sub-50 [] m scale. Two innovations now extend these studies to submillimeter-thick coatings in situ on the substrate, and suggest that such characterization can provide calibration and validation of the partial information available from other methods. In partnership with Colmec, SpA, the company has developed a patented in situ mixing extrusion system that allows users to mix then extrude uncolored Silastic brand high consistency silicone robber compounds with color masterbatches, or various additives, fillers and processing aids in a single step on one piece of equipment. |
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