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Reversibility, irreversibility: restorability, non-restorability

Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and General, 1999
This paper is a study of complexity for dynamical systems from the point of view of reversibility and irreversibility. Therefore, after some examples involving hysteresis, a large part of the paper is concerned with the notion of \textit{arrow of time} and a classification of time in four types: technical, ordinal, index and process. The paper contains
Bernstein, B., Erber, T.
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Atraumatic Restorative Treatment: Restorative Component

2018
Atraumatic restorative treatment (ART) is a method of managing dental caries based on 2 pillars: sealants for preventing carious lesions in pits and fissures, and restorations for cavitated dentine carious lesions. ART uses only hand instruments for opening/enlarging the cavity and for removing carious tissue.
Leal, S., Raggio, D., Bonifacio, C., Frencken, J.   +3 more
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Restoration – the restorer's psychoanalyst

Museum International, 1992
(1992). Restoration – the restorer's psychoanalyst. Museum International: Vol. 44, No. 2, pp. 105-106.
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Voice Restoration

2009
Surgical prosthetic voice restoration is the best possible option for patients to regain oral communication after total laryngectomy. It is considered to be the present "gold standard" for voice rehabilitation of laryngectomized individuals. Surgical prosthetic voice restoration, in essence, is always achievable in patients fit enough to tolerate total
Hilgers, F.J.M., Balm, A.J.M., van den Brekel, M.W.M., Tan, I.B.   +3 more
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Ecological Restoration Restored

Environmental Values, 2006
Conceptual and methodological changes in ecology have the potential to alter significantly the way we view the world. A result of embracing a dynamic model (‘the flux of nature’, and ‘disturbance regimes’) has been to make ecological restoration projects a viable alternative, whereas under ‘equilibrium ecology’ (climax communities/nature-knows-best ...
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Restoration of Opposition

Hand Clinics, 2012
Opposition is not grasp but a preposition for grasp that involves 3 components of thumb movements: abduction, flexion, and pronation. Thumb opposition is usually lost with paralysis of the thenar muscles innervated by the median nerve. Many opposition transfers have been described that differ in the donor tendon, route of transfer, and method of ...
Martin A, Posner, Deepak, Kapila
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The Restoration Court Restored

The Court Historian, 2018
In early May 1659, the senior officers of the army removed Richard Cromwell as Lord Protector and summoned the Rump Parliament back into existence.
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Restorative Neurosurgery

2002
Restorative neurosurgery currently is the frontier of neuroscientists for the restoration of lost neuronal function especially in neurodegenerative diseases and ischemic and traumatic central nervous system (CNS) disorders. The striking developments in molecular neurobiology and bio-technology are progressively offering new opportunities for a better ...
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Periodontal restorative interrelationships: the isolated restoration

The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1985
Only by controlling plaque early and consistently, before periodontal and restorative problems require intervention in the form of a full prosthetic and periodontal reconstruction, the continued maintenance of a full dentition is assured. Plaque control is not merely continued prophylaxes, but a striving for a healthy biologic situation with the ...
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