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embodiment noun actualization, bodily presentation, bodily representation, concrete expression, corporeity, defiiite form, effigies, form, formation, incarnation, material figuration, material representation, personification, realization, representation, simulacrum, substantiality, synthesis, tangibility, tangible form, visible form Associated concepts: embodied in a contract, embodied in the instrument See also: affiliation, appearance, body, composition, corpus, coverage, cross section, entity, epitome, essence, instance, look, materiality, person, scope How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention comprise one-part elastomeric valves which are manipulated after molding to preload the valve seal. If I may allow myself this animism, we could imagine that they listen to what they force us to consider - the fragility of limits and, ultimately, our own fragility, of which they are nothing more than ephemeral embodiments. Stratagene has other embodiments of its FullVelocity technology that do not infringe Third Wave's patents, and it believes that these embodiments can be applied effectively in both the research and molecular diagnostics marketplaces. |
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