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American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 1971
AbstractInterstitial wear refers to the attrition between adjacent teeth. With other characteristics, it has been used to indicate savanna adaptation and to separate hominids from pongids. This work discusses a functional model of the factors causing interproximal attrition based on tooth angulation and masticatory movement. Interstitial wear rates are
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AbstractInterstitial wear refers to the attrition between adjacent teeth. With other characteristics, it has been used to indicate savanna adaptation and to separate hominids from pongids. This work discusses a functional model of the factors causing interproximal attrition based on tooth angulation and masticatory movement. Interstitial wear rates are
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Occlusal wear simulation with the ACTA wear machine
Journal of Dentistry, 1994This paper describes how the clinical conditions in stress bearing areas are thought to be simulated in the ACTA wear machine. The wear types simulated are erosive wear and contact sliding wear in the presence of a third-body medium, consisting of natural food substances. Wear due to surface fatigue may also be studied with the wear machine. Wear rates
A J, de Gee, P, Pallav
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Wear characteristics in a two-body wear test
Dental Materials, 1994A previous report compared spherical steatite (ceramic enamel substitute) abraders with those of natural enamel in a two-body wear test. The wear rates and coefficients of friction of the two abraders against various composites and an amalgam were well correlated although the wear rates were slightly higher with steatite.
Wassell RW, McCabe JF, Walls AWG
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2017
This chapter examines the act of wearing text. It considers how the author teaches the relationship between the-media and collective identity through an experiment during which students reflect on their own media consumption. As 'wearing' and identity are inextricably linked — the act of dressing in the morning is a process of performance; a ...
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This chapter examines the act of wearing text. It considers how the author teaches the relationship between the-media and collective identity through an experiment during which students reflect on their own media consumption. As 'wearing' and identity are inextricably linked — the act of dressing in the morning is a process of performance; a ...
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Influence of Wearing Schedule on Extended-wear Complications
Ophthalmology, 1986The effect of wearing schedule on extended-wear (EW) success was evaluated over a nine-month period by assigning 36 subjects to 5 different wearing schedules (removal every 4, 7, 14, or 28 days, or daily wear [DW]). All but one EW patient required interruption of extended wear at least once; half of the DW patients completed the study without ...
E, Kenyon, K A, Polse, R G, Seger
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Sporty Compression Socks: To Wear or Not to Wear?
Archives of Dermatology, 2012Jennifer Gloeckner, Powers +1 more
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Recent Progress on Wear‐Resistant Materials: Designs, Properties, and Applications
Advanced Science, 2021Kun Zhou, Guozheng Kang, Lichun Bai
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International Journal of Dental Hygiene, 2007
Knevel, R. J., Van Der Woord, J. E.
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Knevel, R. J., Van Der Woord, J. E.
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2017
Presents the physical, sociological and psychological aspects of the way people dress and the clothing they wear.
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Presents the physical, sociological and psychological aspects of the way people dress and the clothing they wear.
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