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coagulate
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Stents are expandable metal-grid structures used to stabilize weakened blood vessels--for example, in a patient after the removal of clogging coagulations.
Laser cutting now takes on intricate microstructures; new-generation ... by Vollrath, Klaus / Tooling & Production
Nearby, Number 102, 2005, a long row of twenty-four small framed compositions of tiny rusting square compartments with assorted unidentifiable frizzy and folded materials stuck here and there, like beehives with dense coagulations of reddish brown honey, evoked the unstoppable primordial ooze seeping out of everything.
Leonardo Drew: Palazzo Delle Papesse--Centro Arte Contemporanea by Drake, Cathryn / Artforum International
[FIGURE 3 OMITTED] [FIGURE 4 OMITTED] Methods All RLA coagulations were run in beakers stirred with a 45[degrees] pitched-blade turbine agitator.
Controlled coagulation of emulsion polymers by Kostansek, Edward / JCT Research
 
 
 
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