uncemented造句

• Most of the pathways are already concreted but some roadways are uncemented.
• In addition the aquifer is only protected by one layer of ( uncemented ) casing.
• Concretions are often exposed at the surface by subsequent erosion that removes the weaker, uncemented material.
• But World War II interrupted the implementation of the highway so it remains uncemented for many years.
• The most significant variations are between cemented and uncemented components and between resurfacing the patella or not.
• When currently available implants are used, cemented stems tend to have a better longevity than uncemented stems.
• No significant difference is observed in the clinical performance of the various methods of surface treatment of uncemented devices.
• It was described by Harris in 1744 as'a curving quay about long and wide built of uncemented stones '.
• Uncemented stems are selected for patients with good quality bone that can resist the forces needed to drive the stem in tightly.
• Uncemented stems can cause pain with activity in up to 20 % of patients during the first year after placement as the bone adapts to the device.
• The wellbore for a plug-and-perf job is generally composed of standard steel casing, cemented or uncemented, set in the drilled hole.
• It was described by Harris in 1744 as'a curving quay about 400 feet ( 120m ) long and 22 feet ( 6.7m ) wide built of uncemented stones '.
• Seeds discovered in a survey on field presence, in the left side of the valley of Vajont, to obvious hazards from one area of mylonites uncemented, long about 1.5 km.
• _with Tony Danza, who came to fame in " Taxi " and cemented his small-screen stardom in " Boss ? " and nearly uncemented it in the romantic comedy " Hudson Street"
• While in Portland cement concretes the paste coats all aggregate particles and binds them together, in soil cements the amount of cement is lower and therefore there are voids left, and the result is a cement matrix with nodules of uncemented material.
• Since Charnley, there have been continuous improvements in the design and technique of joint replacement ( arthroplasty ) with many contributors, including W . H . Harris, the son of R . I . Harris, whose team at Harvard pioneered uncemented arthroplasty techniques with the bone bonding directly to the implant.