Aeronautic dentistry

The history and importance of aeronautic dentistry.

Current projected missions to Mars will require 18 to 24 months of exposure to microgravity conditions, which might have serious effects on human physiology, including that of the oral cavity. Very few studies have been published on the effect of microgravity on the oral cavity, although it has been reported that microgravity increases the prevalence of periodontitis, dental caries, bone loss a...

Modeling Aeronautic Networks for Internet Scenarios

Aeronautic networks have stringent requirements in terms of safety and reliability, and often imply excessive use of redundancy. The approach of introducing Internet technology is challenging with regard to the required certification processes. In this paper, we briefly present the platform DIMTOOL that allows to determine performance bounds in aeronautic communication networks using standard a...

Aeronautic behaviour in the wasp - like spider ,

In only a few decades, A. brllennichi has colonized vast areas of continental Europe. This was most likely achieved by the ballooning of young spiderlings. Its original distribution was largely restricted to the Meditenanean. This makes A. brllennichi an interesting object for studying the proximate factors, behavioural and micrometeorologicaL which lead to this rapid mode of dispersal. After e...

Bayesian design in queues: An application to aeronautic maintenance

We exploit Bayesian criteria for designing an M/M/c//r queueing system with spares. This problem arises in many applications of the so-called machine interference problem, like job-shop type systems, telecommunication traffic, semiconductor manufacturing and transport. We exemplify our approach by a problem from aeronautic maintenance, where the numbers of repair crews c and spare planes s must...

MSD crack propagation by DBEM on a repaired aeronautic panel