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soda Sequential Occupational Dexterity Assessment ?This instrument has been developed at Sint Maartenskliniek Research and measures bi-manual functioning of the hands in standardised conditions. The SODA is a valid and reliable instrument to assess objective hand function, or dexterity. It was shown to be sensitive to change in patients with RA over a period of one year. The Soda was used in studies to evaluate surgical and non-surgical treatment of the hand in RA. ...
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soda Sodium carbonate. Soda (or alternatively potash) is used as the alkali ingredient of glass. It serves as a flux to reduce the fusion point of the silica in making glass. Soda glass is relatively light, and on heating, it remains plastic and workable over a wide range of temperatures. It lends itself, therefore, to elaborate manipulative techniques.
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soda Service Oriented Development of Applications represents the service oriented programming style of software development. With this style, SODA applies the concepts of a service oriented architecture to the design of a single application. In other words, applications are created from software services.
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soda water A type of sparkling water containing bicarbonate of soda. It works to fight and prevent heart burns.
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soda Soda or baking soda is a blast abrasive used to for one shot applications that require disposal of abrasive due to part contamination. Also used to prevent part damage during the cleaning process.
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