I sent last evening for the
cure of the nearest French village, who spent an hour with him.
Physicians are, some of them, so pleasing and conformable to the humor of the patient, as they press not the true
cure of the disease; and some other are so regular, in proceeding according to art for the disease, as they respect not sufficiently the condition of the patient.
The
cure of the material, as previously described, can be via two principal routes, including peroxide cure or addition cure.
Ethyl acetoacetate, methyl acetoacetate, dimethyl acetoacetamide, monomethyl acetoacetamide, and acetoacetanilide are low-color copromoters for room-temperature
cure of unsaturated polyesters.
However, the Court stated that it does not follow that Waldbaum automatically lost its right to renew the lease because the complete
cure of this default had not been accomplished at the precise time Waldbaum exercised its renewal option.
The objective of this course is to provide fundamentals of multiple techniques and combinations of curing technologies which provide
cure of coatings in less than one minute.
The appellate court held that "In this fact pattern, a proper
cure of the breach required tenant's permanent removal of the dogs, not merely tenant's control of his dogs during the post-judgement 10-day cure period.
The best compression set results were obtained after a nitrogen post
cure of eight hours at 150 [degrees] C, as depicted in figure 7.
This method shows an approximate state of
cure of the part as it exits the mold.
Curing the test samples beyond their T90s and/or a post
cure of these parts would probably increase the heat aged performance of these compounds.
The faster
cure of the platinum materials allows the use of smaller molds with fewer cavities (and a lower tooling cost).
