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Opacity is the
measure of
impenetrability to
electromagnetic or
other kinds of radiation,
especially visible light. In
radiative transfer, it describes...
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Development of the
procedure for
removing an
opacified lens from the eye...
- The left
apical region is
opacified in a case of
granulomatosis with polyangiitis....
- above,
therefore generates the so-called
white tin-
opacified glazes. Besides, the body of tin-
opacified wares is
generally calcareous clays containing 15-25%...
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saddle embolus. The
white area
above the
center is the
pulmonary artery,
opacified by radiocontrast.
Inside it, the grey
matter is
blood clot. The black...
- removal, as in the case of
those that
float freely or
those that have
opacified to form cataracts.[citation needed] A
subluxation of a
tooth is a dental...
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corrected by
using a Nd:YAG
laser to
clear the
central portion of the
opacified posterior pole of the
capsule (posterior capsulotomy). This
creates a...
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prevalent in
Islamic art,
usually ****uming the form of
elaborate pottery. Tin-
opacified glazing was one of the
earliest new
technologies developed by the Islamic...
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infiltrates in the lungs,
which are
areas of air
space in the
lungs that are
opacified and of
higher density that normal,
usually indicating that they are filled...
- the lens
capsule during cataract surgery Cataract surgery –
Removal of
opacified lens from the eye IOLVIP –
Intraocular lens
system to
compensate for macular...
