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In an investigation of the effect on skin of repeated use of two washing agents, all skin function tests (stratum corneum capacitative resistance, lipids, transepidermal water loss, pH, laser Doppler flow, and skin reddening) were markedly changed after a single wash, and after 1 week further damage was noted (52). Elbow angle was measured by a capacitative transducer mounted on the axis of rotation of the manipulandum. An extensive product portfolio covers the gamut from capacitative accelerometers, optical components for telecoms and industrial applications, optical microlenses, micro-optical illumination systems to high speed magnetic print heads. |
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