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Choosing the Slitting Method and the Profile of the Slitting Rolls for Rolling and Slitting
Metallurgist, 2015An analysis is made of the processes used on a rolling mill at the Belarus Metallurgical Plant to subdivide slabs lengthwise in the production line. New schemes are proposed for the location of the rolls used for subdividing slabs by the slitting process, and a method is developed to determine the dimensions of these rolls’ working profile.
N. V. Starkov, Yu. L. Bobarikin
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Ophthalmic Surgery, Lasers and Imaging Retina, 1982
SUMMARY Canalicular stent tubes were inserted in patients at canaliculo-dacryocystorhinostomy, dacryocystorhinostomy with a common internal punctum membrane, or at dacryocystorhinostomy with small mucosal anastomosis. Canalicular slits occurred in 16% of cases, more often with polyethylene than with silicone, and more often with increased ...
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SUMMARY Canalicular stent tubes were inserted in patients at canaliculo-dacryocystorhinostomy, dacryocystorhinostomy with a common internal punctum membrane, or at dacryocystorhinostomy with small mucosal anastomosis. Canalicular slits occurred in 16% of cases, more often with polyethylene than with silicone, and more often with increased ...
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Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, 2023
Slit ventricle syndrome (SVS) is a complication after ventriculoperitoneal shunt (VPS) or cystoperitoneal shunt(CPS), mostly due to excessive drainage of cerebrospinal. The disease is most often seen in children and has a complex pathogenesis. Clinical manifestations are mainly intermittent headache, slow refilling of the shunt reservoir, and slit-like
Xuelei, Yan +4 more
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Slit ventricle syndrome (SVS) is a complication after ventriculoperitoneal shunt (VPS) or cystoperitoneal shunt(CPS), mostly due to excessive drainage of cerebrospinal. The disease is most often seen in children and has a complex pathogenesis. Clinical manifestations are mainly intermittent headache, slow refilling of the shunt reservoir, and slit-like
Xuelei, Yan +4 more
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2008
Slit was identified in Drosophila embryo as a gene involved in the patterning of larval cuticle. It was later shown that Slit is synthesized in the fly central nervous system by midline glia cells. Slit homologues have since been found in C. elegans and many vertebrate species, from amphibians, fishes, birds to mammals.
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Slit was identified in Drosophila embryo as a gene involved in the patterning of larval cuticle. It was later shown that Slit is synthesized in the fly central nervous system by midline glia cells. Slit homologues have since been found in C. elegans and many vertebrate species, from amphibians, fishes, birds to mammals.
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Phase shifting grating-slit test with a cross slit
Optics Letters, 2010A general graphical convolution method for fringe analysis of testing methods that use a spatially incoherent light source is presented. Results are shown for the grating-slit test using optical narrow and cross slits. The convolution method shows that phase shifting grating-slit test can be done with the cross slit at the expense of a reduced fringe ...
Chao-Wen, Liang +2 more
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Slit: A Roadblock for Chemotaxis
Science's STKE, 2001The immune system and nervous system display striking similarities. Fernandis and Ganju discuss yet another example where a protein (Slit) originally identified for its role in modulating axon pathfinding is able to regulate immune cell migration. Slit isoforms expressed in the nervous system interact with members of the Robo receptor family to modify ...
A Z, Fernandis, R K, Ganju
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