- In
materials science,
friability (/ˌfraɪ.əˈbɪləti/ FRY-ə-BIL-ə-tee), the
condition of
being friable,
describes the
tendency of a
solid substance to break...
- In
number theory, an n-smooth (or n-
friable)
number is an
integer whose prime factors are all less than or
equal to n. For example, a 7-smooth number...
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sclerosant effect of the
lymphangiography contrast. Due to the
extreme friability of the
lymphatic vessels,
direct repair of
defects is impractical. Therefore...
- than PL
unless they are
dried by
water extraction by
plant uptake. Soil
friability is the
tendency of a m**** of soil to
crumble under the
action of an applied...
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structure of the
material to
become softer or more
friable – meat
becomes cooked and is more
friable and less flexible. In some cases,
proteins can form...
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Because of the
hardness of
individual grains,
uniformity of
grain size and
friability of
their structure, some
types of
sandstone are
excellent materials from...
- to be the
primary cause of
symptoms Gangrenous/necrotizing
appendicitis Friable wall Purple, green, or
black color Transmural inflammation, obliterating...
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parameters are weight, thickness, diameter,
disintegration time,
friability, and ab****n.
Friability and ab****n
testing is
performed in
rotating testing drums...
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costs to industry.[failed verification] Behind-armour
debris Frangibility Friability Misnay–Schardin
effect Ore
dressing Pyrophoricity Runit Island Whipple...
- and some
foreign substances. The
necrotic tissue appears as
white and
friable, like
clumped cheese. Dead
cells disintegrate but are not
completely digested...
