- A
plaster cast is a copy made in
plaster of
another 3-dimensional form. The
original from
which the
cast is
taken may be a sculpture, building, a face...
- An
orthopedic cast, or
simply cast, is a s****,
frequently made from
plaster or fibergl****, that
encases a limb (or, in some cases,
large portions of the...
- is a
likeness (typically in wax or
plaster cast) of a person's face
after their death,
usually made by
taking a
cast or
impression from the corpse. Death...
- and self-described "recovering groupie" who
gained fame for
creating plaster casts of celebrities'
erect ****es.
Albritton began her
career in 1968 by...
- of
plaster have
several other uses. In medicine,
plaster orthopedic casts are
still often used for
supporting set
broken bones. In dentistry,
plaster is...
-
dissipating the
shear forces, and
preventing injury.
Modern cast saws date back to the
plaster cast cutting saw
which was
submitted for a
patent on
April 2...
- or
plaster cast. Fibergl**** is
generally preferred, as it is
stronger than
plaster and
significantly lighter. It also
dries faster than
plaster casts.[citation...
- also be
known as a
belly mask,
pregnancy belly cast, a
pregnant plaster cast, or
prenatal cast.
Belly casts are most
often made
toward the end of the third...
-
fishing rod
Cast member, one of the
performers in a play, movie, or
other performing art form
Cast, the
casting of a
magic spell Plaster cast, a copy made...
-
Canova has the
plaster cast of
Venus Victrix,
originally used as a
model for the marble, in its gipsoteca [it], the museum's
plaster cast gallery. During...
