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Effect of stem length on prosthetic radial head micromotion
Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery, 2012Osteointegration of press-fit radial head implants is achieved by limiting micromotion between the stem and bone. Aspects of stem design that contribute to the enhancement of initial stability (ie, stem diameter and surface coating) have been investigated.
Dave R, Shukla +3 more
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Response Time of a Fixed-Head Disk to Transfers of Variable Length
SIAM Journal on Computing, 1975Due to the practical complexity of addressing variable length records placed in arbitrary locations of a fixed-head disk (or drum), and because of difficulty of managing secondary memory space in such cases, variable length records are often stored with their first address at a fixed location of the magnetic support.
Erol Gelenbe +2 more
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A STUDY OF THE HEAD LENGTH VARIABILITY OF EQUINE SPERMATOZOA
Canadian Journal of Research, 1930The head lengths of horse spermatozoa have been measured in 51 samples and the measurements plotted in frequency distribution curves. These curves are unimodal and their coefficients of variation range from 4.00 to 6 00 (or slightly less). A coefficient in excess of 6.00 indicates an unsound sire, and animals from which skew curves are obtained may be
A. Savage, W. L. Williams, N. M. Fowler
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DAY‐LENGTH AND HEAD FORMATION IN THE RYEGRASSES*
Grass and Forage Science, 1950The importance of the time and extent of head production in the herbage grasses has been realized for a long time. In bay or silage making, or in grsiss drying, it deter‐mines tbe stage of maturity of the crop, and hence date of cutting, while in both hay and pasture tbe nutritive value of the herbage depends largely on the proportion of leaf and stem ...
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Personal Height Determination from Head Length
Medico-Legal Update, 2014This study was carried out to estimate the relationship between head length and stature using simple linear regression analysis based on a sample of male and female of Western Maharastra.Measurements of the head length and stature were taken from 150 subjects (75male, 75 female).
Shalini Chaudhary, null Sarvesh
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Normal head-hair length is correlated with its diameter
Clinical and Experimental Dermatology, 2004Shed head-hair fibres of young (16-20-year-old), nonalopecic women (n = 25), exhibiting both exogen clubs and anagen tips (EA) were studied. Such fibres are shown, for the first time, to comprise approximately 44% of shed hair and to form a uni-modal, positively skewed distribution with a mean length of 16.7 +/- 4.9 cm, which is also correlated with ...
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Anthropometry of Head Circumference, Limb Length and Dementia
2012Recent research findings suggest that dementia in late life may have its origin in early life. Head circumference (HC) and limb length are recognized to be determined at least in part by factors operating in childhood and remain stable into late life; these measurements may, therefore, be valuable proxy markers for early life environment particularly ...
Jae-Min Kim +3 more
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Chain length dependency of head-to-head addition in the radical polymerization of allyl monomers
Journal of Polymer Science Part C: Polymer Letters, 1986Polymerisation en masse a differentes temperatures du benzoate, glycolate, trichloroacetate, dichloroacetate, acetate et chloroformiate d ...
Akira Matsumoto +2 more
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The decanalization of weight, recumbent length, and head circumference during infancy
American Journal of Human Biology, 1997This study has estimated the extent to which 659 infants in the Fels Longitudinal Study maintained their positions in canals on the current NCHS growth charts during 6- and 12-month intervals. These canals are the zones between adjacent major percentile lines (5th, 10th, 25th, 50th, 75th, 90th, and 95th) on the growth charts.
Won J, Park, James, Li, Alex F, Roche
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Arztliche Jugendkunde, 1989
The head breadth and head length of 175 children (84 boys, 91 girls) were investigated from birth up to the age of three years. Boys were shown to have greater distance values. Growth increments and velocity did not differ between boys and girls. The velocity was highest in the first trimenon.
G I, Bewer +6 more
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The head breadth and head length of 175 children (84 boys, 91 girls) were investigated from birth up to the age of three years. Boys were shown to have greater distance values. Growth increments and velocity did not differ between boys and girls. The velocity was highest in the first trimenon.
G I, Bewer +6 more
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