0 present participle of cure --
2 to treat food, tobacco, etc. with smoke, salt, etc. in order to preserve it: --
cured meats
It has been seven marvellous years in a fabulous institution, whose philosophy is dedicated to discovering, curing, and relieving.
Thus, the technical roles critical to curing patients have diversified and the skills required to ensure treatment is delivered accurately have undergone radical change.
Non-isothermal flows in porous media with curing straight line parallel to the time axis.
Clinicians' training is primarily focused on curing diseases, not preventing them (42).
In some cases, treatment focuses on curing disease; in other cases cure is not possible and treatment focuses on relieving severe symptoms.
They could have been used as par t of curing ceremonies or in displays related to negotiations of social identities.
Included among these technologies was hand layup-autoclave curing.
The new feature we consider in this model concerns curing: that is to say, the non-isothermal polymerization process accompanying the flow of the injected resin.
