- Chaîne
opératoire (French: [ʃɛn‿ɔpeʁatwaʁ]; lit. 'operational chain' or 'operational sequence') is a term used
throughout anthropological discourse, most...
- "a fact of life, two
facts of life" (unlike, for instance, les
modes opératoires in French). Criminology –
Study of
crime and
criminal actions/behavior...
-
ranges of cross-cultural
interaction by
looking closely at the chaîne
opératoire of
ceramic production. The
methods used to
produce pottery in
early Sub-Saharan...
- "Lisfranc's fracture". The Free Dictionary.
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Nouvelle méthode
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articulation tarso-métatarsienne:...
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Cleveland Clinic Alph Degive, Précis de médicine
opératoire vétérinaire, ****elin & Houzeau, 1908, p. 139 "trocar". Merriam-Webster...
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Tentatives opératoires dans le
traitement de
certaines psychoses (Tentative
methods in the treatment...
- consultant-surgeon to
Napoleon Bonaparte.
Sabatier was the
author of De la médecine
opératoire, a po****r
surgical treatise in its day, and Traité
complet d'anatomie...
- operations". Yves
Richez distinguishes 10
Natural Operating Modes (Modes
Opératoires Naturels – MoON). Richez's
studies are
premised on a gap
between Chinese...
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Bilhaut M. (1889). "Guérison d'un
pouce bifide par un
nouveau procédé
opératoire" [Healing of a
bifid thumb by a new
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- de un instante. It is not a biography. L.H. Farabeuf,
Precis de
manuel operatoire in
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