Clinical biochemical and pathologic correlations in Bietti's
crystalline dystrophy Am J Ophthalmol.
Accelerated silicosis can occur after 5-10 years of high exposures to respirable
crystalline silica.
Crystalline glaze, from its term, should refer to all glazes produced in its broad extent.
The alluvial deposits are scattered in zones of
crystalline rocks and represent an area of approximately 5.
The
crystalline ceramic would act as a last line of defense, keeping the waste from spreading if it should ever come in contact with water.
Polymethylpentene (TPX) is a semi-
crystalline thermoplastic, in which the packing of the
crystalline and amorphous regions result in the same density and refractive index.
For high-resolution studies on the mass distribution of
Crystalline Layer lattices, negatively stained preparations of isolated or recrystallized
Crystalline Layer have been used.
Those diagnosed with respiratory disease after working with high levels of
crystalline silica dust will suffer from severe scarring of the lungs, causing breathing difficulties and in some cases death.
It was found that the high shear and cooling rates can result in the in situ fibrillation of polyamide 6 (PA6) (17), (18), the formation of banded spherulites of polyethylene (PE) 1191, the formation of oriented
crystalline structures of PE (20) and PP (21), the orientation of glass fibers (GFs) of poly(butylene terephthalate)/GF composite (22) and PP/GF composite (23), and the formation of [gamma]-form crystal of PA6/clay nanocomposite (24).
Results showed that the bi-layer solar cells have higher fill factor rather than single layer cells with the same
crystalline structure.
Unlike household WiFi routers, The
Crystalline Grid's NetBeacon[TM] offers an out-of-the-box solution at a $149 price point for long-distance WiFi access, in a way that each additional high-power NetBeacon[TM] self-configures to increase the network coverage area up to an additional quarter-mile without requiring an additional Internet connection.
The germanium tin compound is a eutectic alloy that has been considered by the investigators as a prototypical phase-change material because it can exist at room temperature in either a stable
crystalline state or a metastable amorphous state.
