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Comparison of dimensional accuracy between two commercially available light-activated and chemically activated acrylic resins for verification jigs in implant prosthodontics: An in vitro study. [PDF]
Karanam LS +3 more
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Impact of Peri-Implant Phenotype on Implant Therapy Outcomes: A 5-Year Cohort Analysis on Soft Tissue-Level Implants. [PDF]
Sabri H +6 more
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Redefining the gender identity spectrum in longitudinal studies: adolescent response patterns after adopting the two-step measure of sex and gender. [PDF]
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Advances in Engineering Software, 2000
Abstract Three approaches to improve the free form fabrication process are discussed: (i) the use of approximation control parameters (ii) the development and use of standard transform language (STL) extensions and (iii) methods to handle exact geometrical models at the rapid prototyping (RP) level. The first two of these are concerned with improving
I. Stroud, P.C. Xirouchakis
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Abstract Three approaches to improve the free form fabrication process are discussed: (i) the use of approximation control parameters (ii) the development and use of standard transform language (STL) extensions and (iii) methods to handle exact geometrical models at the rapid prototyping (RP) level. The first two of these are concerned with improving
I. Stroud, P.C. Xirouchakis
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2020
The STL provides a set of algorithms that can be used along with the containers that it also supplies. These algorithms all work with iterators. An iterator is an abstraction mechanism that allows traversal behavior on many different STL collections. This chapter covers iterators and some of different algorithms along with their uses.
J. Burton Browning, Bruce Sutherland
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The STL provides a set of algorithms that can be used along with the containers that it also supplies. These algorithms all work with iterators. An iterator is an abstraction mechanism that allows traversal behavior on many different STL collections. This chapter covers iterators and some of different algorithms along with their uses.
J. Burton Browning, Bruce Sutherland
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