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Cure

To make good a default.

Cure

1. To correct an error.

2. To make a payment, either in full or in part, on a liability that is in default.
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Orthodontic primer (3M-Unitek) was light cured. Premolar brackets (3M-Unitek) with a bracket base area of 11.35 mm2 were taken and bonded using light cure orthodontic adhesive (3M Unitek).
LED LIGHT TIP DISTANCE EFFECT ON SHEAR BOND STRENGTH OF ORTHODONTIC BRACKETS: IN-VITRO STUDY
From cured watermelon to lardo, each chef has creatively transcended the technique and presented is with new ideas and applications in the ancient tradition of curing.
In the beginning
Aqueous extracts containing myoglobin, the iron- and oxygen-binding protein found in the muscle tissue, were prepared from fresh pork and cured with sodium chloride, pyrophosphate, nitrite and ascorbate at final concentrations of 0.1 M, 10 mM, 0.725 mM and 1.42 mM, respectively.
Calcium negatively impacts quality
The epoxy or epoxy/PVPh mixtures were cross-linked (cured) with DDS, supplied by Ciba-Geigy as HT-976.
Curing kinetics and reaction-induced homogeneity in networks of poly(4-vinyl phenol) and diglycidylether epoxide cured with amine
The Supreme Court judge confirmed the referee's report, including the extension of Waldbaum's option to renew until after the default under the lease was cured.
Breach of lease need not be default
Approximately 40 years ago, the adhesive industry introduced acrylic-based adhesives that cured or solidified on exposure to UV light.
Shedding some light on adhesive curing: adhesives are a key component in the assembly of a variety of medical devices. Unfortunately, specific curing requirements of certain types have caused difficulties for manufacturers using traditional adhesive options. Visible light curing adhesives, however, enable the use of equipment that costs less, offers a safer solution, and enables greater flexibility in the design of the product
Also, high mold fouling can cause interference with heat transfer and impart an irregular surface to the cured rubber part (ref.
Review of common rubber factory problems and published causes and solutions--part II
* a target of no more than 0.3 cc of amine/lb of cured sand;
Establishing new rules for coldbox coremaking: when establishing a method for vent and blow tube placement in coreboxes, foundries must maximize productivity and minimize amine consumption
BASF's Dynaseal liquid coating is sprayed on parts after molding and then quickly cured with a 20-lamp configuration of Fusion UV's microwave-powered F600 equipment.
UV-Cured sealer stops SMC paint pops. (Keeping up with Composites)
At low concentrations of PVAc, the final morphologies are composed of discrete particles of the LPA dispersed in the cured UPE matrix; at concentrations higher than a critical value.
Effect of curing temperature on the morphology of unsaturated polyester resin blended with Poly(vinyl acetate)
An appellate court was recently called upon to answer the question: "When is a noisy dog no longer noisy?" Or, in more legal terminology: "When has a tenant effectively cured a violation of a substantial obligation of the tenancy?"
Court says tenant is dog-gone

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