Skin-to-skin contact
Implicit Skinning: Real-Time Skin Deformation with Contact Modeling
... the skin mesh into a deformable implicit volume, made of parts rigidly at- tached to each bone, it does not suffer from the loss of volume in- herent to standard geometric skinning ...us to ...
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Comparison of Skin Model representations and Tooth Contact Analysis techniques for Gear tolerance analysis
... 5. Contact condition in the case of parametric surface The most difficult in TCA is to solve a system of non-linear equations that traduce contact between the two ...of contact point(s) is ...
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Skin capacitance imaging for the dermatologists
... due to the absence of contact between the probe and the epithelial lining of each empty infundibulum, or to the dry nature of a ...weakened skin barrier function and the presence of a discrete ...
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Responsive corneosurfametry following in vivo skin preconditioning.
... subjected to many environmental threats, some of which altering the structure and function of the stratum ...irritant contact dermatitis. The present study was conducted to compare the variations in ...
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Safe and efficient novel approach for non-invasive gene electrotransfer to skin
... after skin pIL-12 GET. The possibility to express ectopically a tumor antigen or a stimulatory protein of the immune system could help in the eradication of primary tumors and/or metastasis is of great ...
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SPH model approach used to predict skin inclusions into semisolid metal castings
... order to produce a “semi-solid” billet having a non-dendritic solid phase within a liquid metal ...in contact with air as well as with the container walls form a “skin” around the semi-solid ...the ...
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Skin capacitance mapping of psoriasis.
... the skin surface for a maximum of 5 s in order not to interfere with the water flux and content inside the stratum ...levels to form a non-optical image. The great variety of skin surface ...
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Skin capacitance imaging, a new technique for investigating the skin surface.
... the skin microrelief (pores, wrinkles) are also imaged and can be manually quantified ...Surfactant-induced skin reaction The dynamics of stratum corneum reactivity to surfactants is ...and ...
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Cyanoacrylate skin surface / follicular stripping.
... CSSS can be performed on any part of the body, with two main provisos. On the one hand, sampling from a hairy area is painful because of pulling out hairs, and the CSSS quality is inade- quate owing to the ...
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Dew condensation on desert beetle skin
... due to two reasons: (i) a thermal effect, the valleys being slightly colder due to their close vicinity with the copper disk and exhibiting a lower thermal exchange with the surrounding atmosphere that is ...
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Noninvasive Gene Electrotransfer in Skin
... the skin. This is obtained by non-invasive electrodes in contact with the skin as the stratum corneum is permeabilized within microseconds, and its contribution to the field distribution in ...
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Implicit Skinning: Real-Time Skin Deformation with Contact Modeling
... us to cor- rect the “elbow collapse” effects of the LBS as well as the smooth outgrowth produced by dual ...between skin parts as illustrated in Figures ...closer to real skin deformation than ...
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Allergic reactions to decorative skin paintings.
... received skin decoration on her right arm done with toothpicks drenched in henna ...three to four ...allergic contact dermatitis restricted to the site of the skin decoration ...of ...
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Skin in the Game and Moral Hazard
... regulated? To address these questions we develop a model where originators can exert unobservable e¤ort to increase asset quality, subsequently having private information regarding quality when selling ABS ...
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Asymmetric facial skin viscoelasticity during climacteric aging.
... Materials and methods The study was approved by the ethics committee at our insti- tution, and was performed in accordance with the Declaration of Helsinki. Similar studies had not been performed before, so calculation ...
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Skin weathering and ashiness in black Africans.
... ethnicity, skin complexion, skin dryness, stratum corneum, xerosis E thnicity plays an important role in the clinical pre- sentation of diverse skin disorders [1, ...lesional skin may be quite ...
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Condensation Control in Stressed Skin Panels
... Stressed skin and sandwich design conflict with the usual recommended arrangement of "skins" for condensa- tion control, in which the outer skin is relatively permeable compared [r] ...
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Thermal and vibrational characterization of human skin
... close to 90 and 10 %, respectively, in the composition of dermal col- lagen fibrils, and collagen V is present as a minor fraction of about 2 ...strength to the skin and are pivotal for the general ...
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Formation of UV-induced DNA damage contributing to skin cancer development
... opening the way to occurrence of photoreactions. As a matter of fact, it is well known that TTET, both in small model systems (bases, nucleoside, and dinucleoside monophosphates) and DNA, leads to the ...
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Dynamic buckling of foam stabilised composite skin
... the skin are ...tinues to increase until it reaches the rupture ...used to start with, because far less in- crease in stress is now needed to reach the rupture ...needed to cause ...
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