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International Journal of Dermatology, 1982
Contact urticaria is an immediate wheal response generated by a wide variety of contactants in susceptible individuals. These contactants can be divided into three categories based on their mechanism of action: nonimmunologic, allergic, and unknown. The list of known illicitors of CU is growing rapidly, and the syndrome is being recognized more often ...
G B, Winton, C W, Lewis
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Contact urticaria is an immediate wheal response generated by a wide variety of contactants in susceptible individuals. These contactants can be divided into three categories based on their mechanism of action: nonimmunologic, allergic, and unknown. The list of known illicitors of CU is growing rapidly, and the syndrome is being recognized more often ...
G B, Winton, C W, Lewis
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The capacitance of a contact Electrostatic attraction in a contact
1958The capacitance, C, between two essentially parallel equipotential surfaces both with the area A m2 and distant from each other by s m, which may vary from point to point, is, with the relative dielectric permittivity = 1, $$C\: = \:{\varepsilon _0}\int {\frac{{dA}}{s}} \:{\text{F}}$$ (13.01) where $${\varepsilon _0}\: = \:8.85{\mkern 1mu}
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Scale of Contact with the Outgroup: Degree of Contact and Satisfaction with Contact (CONTACT-2)
2022Frias-Navarro, Dolores +1 more
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ACM SIGGRAPH 97 Visual Proceedings: The art and interdisciplinary programs of SIGGRAPH '97 on - SIGGRAPH '97, 1997
Ken Ralston, Steve Rosenbaum
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Ken Ralston, Steve Rosenbaum
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2018
Given a desired function for an effector, what is its appropriate shape? This thesis addresses the problem of designing the shape of a rigid end effector to perform a given manipulation task. It presents three main contributions: First, it describes the contact kinematics of an effector as the product of both its shape and its motion, and assumes a ...
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Given a desired function for an effector, what is its appropriate shape? This thesis addresses the problem of designing the shape of a rigid end effector to perform a given manipulation task. It presents three main contributions: First, it describes the contact kinematics of an effector as the product of both its shape and its motion, and assumes a ...
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