- of
selectively emplacing soil or
other materials using a
stream of water. It is also a term used to
describe the
materials thus
emplaced. Gravity, coupled...
- fat-injection
method used for
emplacing the fat grafts. In 1987, the
Venezuelan plastic surgeon Eduardo Krulig emplaced fat
grafts with a
syringe and...
-
differences can be
summarised as follows: Air
Volcano is the
fastest method for
emplacing large tactical minefields.
Although mine
placement is not as
precise as...
-
should be
located at, or
slightly above, the
inframammary fold,
because emplacing it too high
might later lead to a
difficult revision surgery. The proper...
-
crust that was
emplaced during several episodes from a
crustal magma source.
Field relationships further illustrate that
rocks emplaced prior to 1.078–1...
- "long"),
standing stone, orthostat, or lith is a
large upright stone,
emplaced in the
ground by humans,
typically dating from the
European middle Bronze...
-
carried an
integral firing platform that was
lowered to the
ground when
emplacing the howitzer. The
wheels were then
cranked up off the
ground and it was...
- implants,
which was
described in 1976,
which facilitated the
inserting and
emplacing of
empty saline implants to the breast-implant pocket. A trans-umbilical...
- or one of the zeolites.
Amygdules usually form
after the rock has been
emplaced, and are
often ****ociated with low-temperature alteration.
Amygdules may...
- (Ground
Emplaced Mine
Scattering System) was a
United States mine-laying system, part of the
Family of
Scatterable Mines used to
rapidly emplace large tactical...
