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Em geral, os piolets cl?sicos s? equipados com l?inas de curvatura direta (algo parecido com um arco de elipse cujos focos est? abaixo da l?ina). Essas l?inas tendem a prender mais fortemente quando a haste do piolet ?afastada do gelo. S? melhores para travessias em geleiras e ascens? de rampas de neve. Piolets t?nicos usam, em geral, l?inas de curvatura reversa (forma semelhante ?de um arco de elipse cujos focos est? acima da l?ina). ...
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| lamotrigine |
A drug that is used to help control some types of seizures. It is being studied in the prevention of peripheral neuropathy caused by some chemotherapy drugs. It belongs to the family of drugs called anticonvulsants.
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| Lamaze method |
A method of "prepared" childbirth involving relaxation and controlled breathing.
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| lambert |
A cgs unit of luminance (or photometric brightness) equal to one lumen, or 1/ candela per square centimeter. This luminance is produce by a blackbody source of luminous intensity 1 candela at a distance of 1 centimeter. The corresponding SI (or mks) unit is the apostilb, a unit 10 4 smaller produced by 1 candela at a distance of 1 m. ...
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| laminar flow |
(Also called sheet flow, streamline flow.) A flow regime in which fluid motion is smooth and orderly, and in which adjacent layers or laminas slip past each other with little mixing between them. Exchange of material across laminar layers occurs by molecular diffusion, a process about 10 6 times less effective than turbulence. Laminar flow can be easily predicted as velocity increases at a steady rate from a boundary. This contrasts with the chaotic and random nature of turbulent flow. ...
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