1996
DOI: 10.3917/puf.duret.1996.01
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“…the large centrifugal force acting on the melt, ZrO 2 face coat reducing the melt-mold metallurgical reactions, etc. [9] As an alternative the computer aided design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM) technologies were recently applied in dentistry for producing dental prostheses [13][14][15] . Comparing both the CAD/CAM method and the above integrated casting method the geometry acquisition phase is similar.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…the large centrifugal force acting on the melt, ZrO 2 face coat reducing the melt-mold metallurgical reactions, etc. [9] As an alternative the computer aided design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM) technologies were recently applied in dentistry for producing dental prostheses [13][14][15] . Comparing both the CAD/CAM method and the above integrated casting method the geometry acquisition phase is similar.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a later report (Duret, Reynaud & Duret, 1992), the absence of corrosion was also mentioned as an advantage of fiber posts, but this statement was challenged in a study by Fovet, Pourreyron & Gal (2000) in which the involvement of carbon fiber posts in corrosion reactions was found. Carbon compounds in various forms have been studied in several dental and surgical applications and have proved to be biocompatible and mechanically satisfactory for many purposes.…”
Section: The Fiber-reinforced Post and Corementioning
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“…Selon ce principe, les « grands frères », érigés en partenaires de l'action publique, pourraient inciter les autres à respecter les espaces résidentiels. Si l'on suit l'approche de Duret (1996), les « grands frères » sont de jeunes hommes détenteurs d'une autorité sur leurs pairs ou sur les plus jeunes qui leur permet de devenir des médiateurs entre la famille, les institutions et l'espace de la cité. Forts de ces dispositions à encadrer leur entourage, ils sont envisagés comme des « ressources » incontournables pour les DSU.…”
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