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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 sī′to̅o̅, sit′o̅o̅] Etymology: L, in, within, situs, position 1 in the natural or usual place. 2 describing a cancer that has not metastasized or invaded neighboring tissues, such as carcinoma in situ. 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. in situ Latin, in the original place How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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We used both in-situ (underground) and ex-situ (Bio-Raptor(TM)) proprietary technology to quickly remediate the soil turning toxics into harmless carbon dioxide and water. As with any organofunctional alkoxysilane coupling agent, Z-6940 can be applied as a primer or incorporated in-situ in a compound formulation. Adventus' proprietary technologies include DARAMEND(R) and TERRAMEND(R) for treatment of soil and sediment, and ISBS, EHC(TM) and mGCW technologies for in-situ groundwater treatment. |
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