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Inje
Inje Speedium (인제스피디움) is a 3.908 km, 19-corner FIA Grade 2 racing circuit and resort in Inje County, Gangwon, South Korea, opened May 2013, hosting TCR World Tour, GT, and endurance racing.
INjECT trial
The INjECT trial is a phase 2, multicenter, randomized, placebo-controlled clinical trial testing whether repeated intradermal botulinum toxin type A injections relieve neuropathic pain from carpal tunnel syndrome in Italy.
Injectable bioelectronic mesh
Injectable bioelectronic mesh is a flexible, biocompatible electronic mesh injected through a syringe needle that unfurls inside soft tissue to record from or stimulate many neurons.
Injectable cryogel
An injectable cryogel scaffold is a macroporous hydrogel, made by cryogelation at subzero temperatures, that can be injected through a needle and regains its shape.
Injectable hydrogels
Injectable hydrogels are water-loving polymer networks injected by syringe or catheter that gel in place, serving as platforms for tissue engineering and delivering drugs, immunotherapies, and cells.
Injectable peptide hydrogel for spinal cord repair
An injectable peptide hydrogel for spinal cord repair is a biomaterial injected as a liquid that gels to support regeneration; Northwestern's "dancing molecules" restored walking in paralyzed mice in 2021.
Injection (medicine)
Injections: introduction of substances into the body with a needle and syringe, a parenteral drug and vaccine route (intravenous, intramuscular, subcutaneous, intradermal). At least 16 billion given yearly worldwide; hypodermic injection dates to 1853.
Injection laryngoplasty
Injection laryngoplasty is a surgical technique for vocal fold insufficiency, first described in 1911, that injects temporary or long-lasting fillers to treat paralysis, atrophy, and scarring.
Injection mold
An injection mold is a tool, usually made of hardened steel or aluminum, that shapes molten plastic into a finished part under pressure in a hollow cavity until it solidifies.
Injection molding
Injection molding is a manufacturing process in which molten material is injected under pressure into a closed mold and solidified, best suited to high-volume production of plastic parts.
Injection molding machine
An injection molding machine is an industrial machine that manufactures plastic parts by melting polymer pellets and injecting the melt under pressure into a closed mold, where it cools into the cavity's shape.
Injection moulding
Injection molding, also called plastic injection molding, is a manufacturing process that injects molten polymer into a closed mold, where it cools into a finished part.
Injection sclerotherapy
Injection sclerotherapy is a minimally invasive procedure in which a sclerosing agent is injected into a vein to scar it shut, treating varicose veins, hemorrhoids, and esophageal varices.
Injection seeding
Injection seeding is a laser technique in which light from a low-power seed laser is injected into a pulsed laser's cavity, forcing single-frequency output useful for lidar and spectroscopy.
Injective dimension
Injective dimension, denoted id(M), is the least number of injective modules needed to resolve a module over a ring, measured via Ext; finiteness characterizes Gorenstein and regular rings.
Injective function
An injective function, also called a one-to-one function or injection, maps distinct inputs to distinct outputs, so no value in the codomain is hit more than once.
Injective hull
An injective hull, also called an injective envelope, is the smallest injective module containing a given module M, unique up to isomorphism; every module has one.
Injective module
An injective module is a module J over a ring R such that every homomorphism from a submodule into J extends to the whole module, the dual of projectivity.
Injector
An injector is a steam-driven appliance with no moving parts that forces feedwater into a steam boiler against its own pressure, invented by Henri Giffard in 1858.
Injera (እንጀራ)
Injera (እንጀራ), also spelled enjera, is a spongy sourdough flatbread made from fermented teff flour and the traditional staple food of Ethiopia, eaten daily with wot stews.
Inji Efflatoun
Inji Efflatoun (إنجي أفلاطون), also written Inji Aflatoun, was an Egyptian painter and Marxist feminist activist whose work moved from surrealism to social realism and the White Light period.
Injo of Joseon (이종)
Injo of Joseon (인조, Yi Jong, 1595–1649), 16th Joseon king (r. 1623–1649), enthroned by the 1623 Injo Banjeong coup against Gwanghaegun; his reign saw Yi Gwal's rebellion and the Manchu invasions of 1627 and 1636–1637.
Injong of Goryeo
Injong of Goryeo (인종), personal name Wang Hae, was the 17th king of Goryeo, reigning from 1122 to 1146, surviving two rebellions and commissioning the Samguk Sagi.
Injong of Joseon
Injong of Joseon (인종, 1515–1545) was the 12th king of the Joseon dynasty, whose seven-month reign in 1544–1545 was the dynasty's shortest; he exonerated victims of his father's 1519 literati purge.
Injuid dynasty
The Injuid dynasty was a minor Persian dynasty, founded by Sharaf al-Din Mahmud around 1325, that ruled Fars and neighboring provinces from Shiraz until falling to the Mozaffarids.
Injunction
Injunction: an equitable court order directing a party to do or stop doing something, used when damages are inadequate; forms include the TRO, preliminary injunction, and permanent injunction, with Roman and Chancery origins.
Injured reserve list
Injured reserve list (IR), NHL roster designation for players unable to play at least 7 days due to injury, illness, or disability; frees a roster spot but not cap space, unlike LTIR (10 games, 24 days), which grants salary-cap relief.
Injury
Injury: bodily damage from acute overexposure to mechanical, thermal, electrical, chemical, or radiant energy exceeding physiological tolerance, or from loss of air, water, or warmth; kills 4.4 million people yearly worldwide.
Injury of abdominal aorta
Injury of abdominal aorta (ICD-11 NB90.0): traumatic damage to the abdominal aorta from blunt or penetrating trauma. Rare in blunt trauma (<1%), graded 1-4, mostly managed nonoperatively or endovascularly, mortality about 29%.
Injury of Achilles tendon
Injury of Achilles tendon: damage to the calf-to-heel tendon, from overuse tendinopathy to complete rupture. Also called Achilles rupture, tendinopathy; highest rupture rate of any tendon, 10-50 per 100,000 yearly.