premature contact

She had to be sent to Trantor, thereafter, to make certain that there would be no premature contact with her father.

"But we can't let one foolish, misguided person wreck this planetary culture by premature contact and contamination."

Her teacher sought to shield her from premature contact with persons and ideas that might coarsen her nature.

The difference between a premature contact and a deflective interference is that the latter implies a dynamic abnormality in the bite.

In order to implement the second choice- in order to prevent premature contact between the colonial planets-the Watchers were established.

Could the hideousjiess of death hide secrets invisible to the living, but glimpsed somehow by those whose fate put them in premature contact with their own annihilation?

A common scenario where a newly placed dental restoration (e.g. a crown or a filling) is incorrectly contoured, and creates a premature contact in the bite.

A premature contact is a term that refers to one part of the bite meeting sooner than other parts, meaning that the rest of the teeth meet later or are held open.

"It is impossible to leave this site until they do arrive, otherwise we could simply pack up right now and eliminate the danger of contaminating this species with a premature contact with us.

Not only is it unleavened bread, as all matzo is, but it has been produced with care to avoid the premature contact of wheat with water, which could cause the onset of leavening.

This premature contact gave the native American civilizations time to recover from the shock of new diseases and adapt the newcomers' technology; in addition, the early introduction of maize and the potato to the Old World eventually reduced Rome's ability to control its subjects through Egyptian grain.