cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-85577
title: Belgium consul, 1960

description: 4 images. Belgium consul, 24 June 1960. George Barthelemy.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Miller. Date: 1960-06-24. Assignment: Belgian Consul. 221/222/35/36: Georges (?) Barthelemy. Hold neg. for Baker, Sunday Dept.".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-51249
title: Earth slide Mulholland drive (landslide), 1958

description: 3 images. Earth slide Mulholland drive (landslide), 22 March 1958. Keith Meinen; James J. Byrnes (both taking possessions from their home); Officer F.G. Plamondon; Harold Bouey (foreman of Department of Water and Power Emergency Crew); General view, etc...; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Monteverde. Date: 03-22. Reporter: Adler. Assignment: Earth slide. L to R: Keith Meinen and James J. Byrnes taking possessions from their home at 14423 Mulholland drive -- threatened by slide. Police Sergeant F.G. Plamondon and Harold Bouey, foremen of Department of Water and Power emergency crew, checking "crack" -- which later became 12 foot crevice. Shots of rear of home at 14423 Mulholland drive, foreground and 14405 Mulholland, in rear. Crane and drag line relieving pressure from slide off Mulholland".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-51178
title: Contract approval, 1958.

description: 2 images. Contract approval, 24 March 1958. Ina Balin -- 20 years.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Mitchell. Date: 1958-03-24. Reporter: Keating. Assignment: Contract approval. 1/45: 20 year old Paramount actress gets contract approved".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-51213
title: School radio, 1958.

description: 3 images. School radio, 25 February 1958. Fred Pocius; Carole Kelley; Carole Webb; Roger Sampson..; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Rustan. Date: 1958-02-25. Reporter: Waymire. Assignment: School radio. Special instructions: Monday. 65/47/48: at table from left: Fred Pocius; Carole Kelley; Carole Webb; In control room, Roger Sampson".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-51349
title: Society - Children's Hospital, 1958.

description: 2 images. Children's Hospital, 27 March 1958. Mrs. Gabriel Duque; Mrs. Lloyd L. Austin; Mrs. Charles Duffy. (Printed for Daily). (Sleeve reads: S-12318).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Miller. Date: 1958-03-27. Assignment: Children's Hospital. Left to right: Mrs. Gabriel Duque; Mrs. Lloyde L. Austin; Mrs. Charles Duffy (new member of board). Rush for Daily early".; Supplemental material reads: "Photo assignment for Thursday March 27 at 9:45 a.m. Rush for Daily early. Pls go to lecture hall of Children's Hospital, east of main entrance at 4572 Sunset Boulevard, see Miss Anderson, get shots of women at annual meeting of board. Candid, three cols, close together, animated. Rush wet negs to me. Thanks, Carter Ludlow".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-51361
title: "Society"- Clubs, 1958.

description: 3 images. "Society"- Clubs, 28 March 1958. Mrs. Mary Hosford Whitney; Helen Robbins. Printed for Daily. (Sleeve reads: S-12318).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Lapp. Date: 1958-03-28. Assignment: Club 'Society'. 27/28/59/60: Mrs. Mary Hosford Whitney; Hellen Robbins. Printed for Daily. #59 missing".
DOI: 10.15468/dl.vhutxv
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 22532 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
 "TaxonKey" : [
 "is Giraffa"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 22532 records from 135 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0007885-260221153910048/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-51644
title: Tornado hits Hollywood (north), 1958

description: 2 images. Tornado hits Hollywood (north), 01 April 1958. Mrs. Ertha Lomtodze; Mrs. Dorothy Jeschke; General view of damage.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Glickman. Date: 1958-04-01. Assignment: 1 shot Mrs. Ertha Lomtodze looks at broken window in apt. 5 shots of general views of damage. Woman in two shots is Mrs. Dorothy Jeschke".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-51670
title: New Palisades landslide, 1958.

description: 4 images. New Palisades landslide, 31 March 1958. Warren Harding (truck driver); Ozzie Langord (boss); Thomas Moody (cat driver); James Summers (foreman).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Gaze. Date: 1958-03-31. Reporter: Caswell. Assignment: New Palisades landslide. 56: Still dazed, workmen stand in front of the 13 vehicles damaged by slide. From left are a gasoline truck-trailer almost entirely buried; a partially buried cat (bulldozer) and an up-ended pickup truck. 55: Another view of the above 3 vehicles. 52: James Summers, 37, (right) a state highway maintenance foreman and one of last to confer with superintendant V.O. Sheff, talks with a deputy sheriff at the scene 'Mountain' at left (background) is part of a huge slide. 23: Summers is at left (hands on hips) in this view. 30: James Thompson, 30, of Sun Valley, (left) and Dean Stever, 23, of Canoga Park, truck drivers compare notes on narrow escape as they stand behind their partially burried, partially overtuned trucks, (background). 7: James Summers, (left, glasses) 37, one of state highway miantenance foremen, who escaped with his life shortly after walking away froom his superior, V.O. Sheff, believed buried in slide. 9/60: A district highway superintendent was believed buried and 13 vehicles were either buried or swept aside as an estimated 400,000 tons of earth slipped across the Pacific Coast Highway between Santa Monica Canyon and Sunset Blvd. in a new slide that may require weeks to clear. The slide occured some 30 minutes before the roadway was to be re-opened to controlled traffic following a smaller slide las Thu. 22: Pickup truck partially buried. 3/4: Truckdriver Frank Kellershon, right, inspects truck buried. kellershon said he heard Sheff Say, 'opps I've stumbled'. 29: Pickup truck, one of the smaller of 13 vehicles damaged in slide, looked like this after it was hauled from embankment in which it partially was buried".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-51718
title: Pacific coast landslide, 1958.

description: 2 images. Pacific coast landslide, 1 April 1958. Buried equipment; General view of landslide; close up of cliff.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Gaze. Date: 1958-04-01 Reporter: Gaze. Assignment: Biggest landslide follo. 7/8/9: Work of salvaging buried road equipment continues. At left, (may show in pix) are a 25-ton bulldozer and a gasoline truck-trailer, both almost completely buried. 52/53: General view of huge landslide. Slide extends to ocean, completely covering Pacific Coast Highway 101, parking area and portions of beach. Truck remains upended near ocean. Brush still covers top of slide. Scarred cliff at right indicates depth of fall. 59/60: Closeup of scarred cliff which indicates depth of slide. At bottom cracked top of slide. At top of cliff is Via De Las Olas. 57/58 and 52/53: Two sets of pictures to show overall extent of slide. #57 shows forward portion of slide area and # 58 shows back portion. They may be put together to give panoramic view. Same is true of #52 (forward section) and # 53, (back portion). See #52 or #53 caption for description".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-51578
title: Hidden Valley Easter lambs, 1958

description: 12 images. Hidden Valley Easter lambs, 19 March 1958. Wendie (4); and Melinda (3) Kraft; Daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Verner Kraft of North Hollywood. (Sleeve reads: S-12322).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Miller. Assignment: Soc.- Hidden Valley Easter lambs. 29/30/201/202/217/218/207/208/17/18/203/204: Wendie, 4; Melinda Kraft, 3. At Rancho Comancias. Daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Verner Kraft, N. Hollywood".; Supplementary material reads: "Photo assignment for Tuesday March 18 at 4 p.m. Part of Easter page one. Pls [sic] go to Rancho Comancias, Hidden Valley, get shots of two kids with two lambs for part of Easter page one or inside. To reach the ranch, go Ventura to Thousands Oaks. Instead of turning right to Thousand Oaks, turn left across highway to road leading to Lake Sherwood. Continue to lake and around it to Hidden Valley. Go through Hidden Valley several miles almost to where road becomes back road returning to Ventura. There will be a marker for Rancho Comancias. Follow it directions. Phone number is Thousand Oaks 3125. Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Williams, owners of ranch will provide kids and lambs. Better talk to Don Goodenow before shooting, to see what angle he would prefer. Contacts Wednesday. Thanks Carter Ludlow. P.S. While there you might enquire about any prominent guests, if any make a shot or so that we could probably use at another time. Anyhow, talk to me before".
DOI: 10.15468/dl.2tzex8
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 5949 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
 "and" : [
 "BasisOfRecord is one of (Human Observation, Specimen, Living Specimen, Material sample, Occurrence evidence, Material citation)",
 "TaxonKey is Annona muricata"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 5949 records from 513 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0007886-260221153910048/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-51459
title: Landslide area on Mulholland Drive, 1958

description: 2 images. Landslide area on Mulholland Drive, 2 April 1958. Keith Meinen (owner of house in slide area); Tom Martindale (directs moving operations); Al Ebell (directs moving operations).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Snow. Date: 1958-04-02. Reporter: Thackrey. Assignment: Home in danger. Keith Meinen, owner of the house at 14423 Mulholland Drive, which is threatened by a landslide, directs moving operations of Tom Martindale (white coveralls) and Al Ebell".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-54046
title: University of Southern California College series, 1958

description: 17 images. University of Southern California College series, 11 November 1958. Mark Biedebach; Lucio Pena; Clifford Laning; Jack Angel; Edwin Lewis; Walt Frazee; Walter Brendecke; Amery Caron; Jess Hill; Doctor Norman Toppping; James Pare; Doctor Herta Tremer; George McGhee; Natalie Keith; Mrs. Rose Fishler; Adele Miller; Doctor Frank Baxterr; Anne de Rubertis; Nita Bliss; Darryl Adams.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Mitchell. Date: 1958-11-11. Reporter: Caswell. Assignment: U.S.C. (College series). Special instructions: Monday picture page. 67-68: Dr. Norman Topping, USC president at bookshelves of his 'inner office' at USC. 5-6: Topping shows off model of new research and basic science building now under construction at USC Medical School. All at USC Medical School: 7: Technician James Pare conducts hormone experiments with urine. 8: Dr. Herta Tremer, research associate, Dept. of Pathology, studies slides under electronic microscope. 57: George McGhee and Natalie Keith, research assistants, work with white mice on hormone analysis research. 58: Mrs. Rose Fishler, researcher, conducts insulin studies in lab. 13: Adele Miller, research assistant, operates apparatus used in protein chemistry research. At Main USC Campus: 175-176: TV celebrity Dr. Frank Baxter lectures his literature class. Baxter shows working diagram of Shakespeare's Globe Theater to students (L - R): Anne de Rubertis; Nita Bliss; Darryl Adams. 40-41: USC Engineering School. Lecturer Mark Biedebach (rear center) teaches senior students about instruments which measure accuracy of automatic controls (servo-mechanisms). Students from left: Lucio Pena; Clifford Laning; Jack Angel; Edwin Lewis; Walt Frazee. 105-106: USC Engineering School. Students Walter Brendecke (L) and Amery Caron operate a NCR-102D computer solving a chemistry problem in crystal structures. 59-60: Athletic Director Jess Hill before portrait of immortal coach Howard Jones. Hill holds PCC conference trophy. Left is golf championship and center is 1932 Rose Bowl trophy".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-54102
title: Presentation of blanket by Notre Dame players to University of Southern California, 1958

description: 2 images. Presentation of blanket by Notre Dame players to University of Southern California, 18 December 1958. Clipper Smith; Mel Hein; Don Brady; Ken Antle.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-110698
title: Barber Shop Quartets, 1959

description: 5 images. Barber Shop Quartets, 21 February 1959. Fred Anderson; Dave Baughman; Dick Saylor; Don McDaniel; Eleanor Henderson; Caralie Miller; Darlene Dennerlein; Julie Bridges; George Tait; Murray Black; Dick Montgomery; Don Nunez; Gene Slingerland; Freeman Goodmundson; Ken Wilson; Al Huckaby. ; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Lapp. Date: 1959-02-21. Reporter: Farrell. Assignment: Barber Shop Quartets. 43-44: The Bay Town Four -- Far Western District Champs, left to right: Fred Anderson; Dave Baughman; Dick Saylor and Don McDaniel. 3-4: Girls Quartet from LB State College, left to right: Eleanor Henderson; Caralie Miller; Darlene Dennerlein; and Julie Bridges. 5-6: Four Bits of Harmony, left to right: George Tait; Murray Black; Dick Montgomery, and Don Nunez. Left to right, The Beach Chords: Gene Slingerland; Freeman Goodmundson; Ken Wilson; and Al Huckaby.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-48313
title: Football -- University of Southern California versus University of California Los Angeles football, 1958

description: 55 images. Football -- University of Southern California versus University of California Los Angeles football, 22 November 1958. (Sleeve reads: SP-12512); Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Jensen. Assignment: UCLA vs USC. 1st Q -- J-1: #17 UCLA, 9 yds. J-2: Maudlin intercepts & then drops ball. J-5: #17, 4 yds. J-6: UCLA fumble by Kilmer on bad pass from center. J-7: #20 USC 1st down. J-8: Referee down. J-9: UCLA drops ball. J-10: Pass to Brown, UCLA end zone. J-11-12: UCLA attempt field goal. 2nd quarter -- J-13: #35, 1st down, 29 yds. J-14: SC kicks, nearly blocked by UCLA. J-15: Pass to 80 UCLA, Coia & Buford on defense. 3rd Q -- J-17: Buford ret. J-18: USC, 1st T.D. J-98: USC xtra pt., 1st T.D. J-99: UCLA 2 pt. after 1st T.D. 4th Q -- J-25: Fast whistle on 25, Coia fumble on 25 yd line. J-26: SC attempts 3 pts. JX-116: Kilmer 1st down. JX-117-113: SC 2nd T.D. X-110: SC 2 pt. after 2nd T.D.".; Other caption slip reads: "Photographer: Monte[verde]. 1st Q: 45: #17 makes 25 yds. 46: #15 USC almost intercept ball meant for #31 Gilmer passed. 9: Buford #20 makes 1st down. 10: Pass meant for Brown knocked down by Brown, etc. in end zone. 2nd Q -- 21: #21 SC hit by #21 UCLA. 3rd Q -- 23: #17 UCLA hit by 80, 15 & 54. 24: USC T.D. 51: UCLA T.D. 52: Buford in kick return. 4th Q -- 59: #80 SC on punt return to 30. 60: UCLA conversion on 2nd T.D.".; Other caption slip reads: "Photographer: Rustan. Date: 1958-11-22. Assignment: UC -- SC. 1st quarter -- 39: UC 86 inc., 20 SC trys (sic) too and misses. 40: 30 UC injured. 5: 80 UC pass inc. 20 SC & 15 SC defending. 6: 81 UC inc. in end zone. 20, 15, 81 SC covering. 2nd Q -- 47: 83 UC inc., 15 & 20 SC defending. 48: 85 UC inc. on goal line. 3rd Q -- 33: SC misses latteral & SC recovers on 6 yard line. 34: 17 to 1 yd line. 59: 1st UC Touchdown. 60 UC 2 pts after T.D. 4th Q -- 96, 37: 17 UC injured after interception. 38: 80 SC. 1: SC field goal attempt. 2: UCLA intercepts pitch out for 2nd T.D. 57: 2nd SC TD. 95: 2 points after T.D. FLASH. 21: 80 SC inc. in end zone. 22: Coaches Billy Barnes, UCLA; & Don Clark, SC".; Supplementary material reads: 2nd half -- 46: Buford kickoff 5 to UCLA 42 - 50 yds crouch. 47: Maudlin pitched back to Buford, fumble- recovered by Wallace on SC 49. 48: Davis - reverse - Mar. McKeever 3 yds to SC 42. 49: Kilmer off tackle to SC 39, first down".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-48314
title: Football -- University of Southern California versus University of California Los Angeles football, 1958

description: 55 images. Football -- University of Southern California versus University of California Los Angeles football, 22 November 1958. (Sleeve reads: SP-12512); Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Jensen. Assignment: UCLA vs USC. 1st Q -- J-1: #17 UCLA, 9 yds. J-2: Maudlin intercepts & then drops ball. J-5: #17, 4 yds. J-6: UCLA fumble by Kilmer on bad pass from center. J-7: #20 USC 1st down. J-8: Referee down. J-9: UCLA drops ball. J-10: Pass to Brown, UCLA end zone. J-11-12: UCLA attempt field goal. 2nd quarter -- J-13: #35, 1st down, 29 yds. J-14: SC kicks, nearly blocked by UCLA. J-15: Pass to 80 UCLA, Coia & Buford on defense. 3rd Q -- J-17: Buford ret. J-18: USC, 1st T.D. J-98: USC xtra pt., 1st T.D. J-99: UCLA 2 pt. after 1st T.D. 4th Q -- J-25: Fast whistle on 25, Coia fumble on 25 yd line. J-26: SC attempts 3 pts. JX-116: Kilmer 1st down. JX-117-113: SC 2nd T.D. X-110: SC 2 pt. after 2nd T.D.".; Other caption slip reads: "Photographer: Monte[verde]. 1st Q: 45: #17 makes 25 yds. 46: #15 USC almost intercept ball meant for #31 Gilmer passed. 9: Buford #20 makes 1st down. 10: Pass meant for Brown knocked down by Brown, etc. in end zone. 2nd Q -- 21: #21 SC hit by #21 UCLA. 3rd Q -- 23: #17 UCLA hit by 80, 15 & 54. 24: USC T.D. 51: UCLA T.D. 52: Buford in kick return. 4th Q -- 59: #80 SC on punt return to 30. 60: UCLA conversion on 2nd T.D.".; Other caption slip reads: "Photographer: Rustan. Date: 1958-11-22. Assignment: UC -- SC. 1st quarter -- 39: UC 86 inc., 20 SC trys (sic) too and misses. 40: 30 UC injured. 5: 80 UC pass inc. 20 SC & 15 SC defending. 6: 81 UC inc. in end zone. 20, 15, 81 SC covering. 2nd Q -- 47: 83 UC inc., 15 & 20 SC defending. 48: 85 UC inc. on goal line. 3rd Q -- 33: SC misses latteral & SC recovers on 6 yard line. 34: 17 to 1 yd line. 59: 1st UC Touchdown. 60 UC 2 pts after T.D. 4th Q -- 96, 37: 17 UC injured after interception. 38: 80 SC. 1: SC field goal attempt. 2: UCLA intercepts pitch out for 2nd T.D. 57: 2nd SC TD. 95: 2 points after T.D. FLASH. 21: 80 SC inc. in end zone. 22: Coaches Billy Barnes, UCLA; & Don Clark, SC".; Supplementary material reads: 2nd half -- 46: Buford kickoff 5 to UCLA 42 - 50 yds crouch. 47: Maudlin pitched back to Buford, fumble- recovered by Wallace on SC 49. 48: Davis - reverse - Mar. McKeever 3 yds to SC 42. 49: Kilmer off tackle to SC 39, first down".
DOI: 10.15468/z6vaed
title: AD AVH Data

description: Australasian Virtual Herbarium (AVH) data from the State Herbarium of South Australia (AD)
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-51102
title: Mike Todd's death (general view of Todd's home), 1958

description: 14 images. Mike Todd's death (general view of Todd's home), 22 March 1958. Kurt Frings (Liz Taylor's agent); Benny Thau (production boss at MGM); Dick Hanley (Todd's ex-secretary); Jim Bacon (Associated Press Hollywood writer started to go with Todd); Gladys Benito (secretary); Debbie Reynolds; Bill Watters (Todd's West Coast press agent).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Rustan. Date: 1958-03-22. Assignment: Todd. 40: Dick Hanley, Todd's ex. secretary talking to reporters. 43: General view of activity at Todd house at 1330. 44: Jim Bacon, AP Hollywood writer, slated to go with Todd. 93-55-56: Bill Watters, Todd's west coast press agent, gives details to reporters. 5: Baby shoes in Mike Todd's car. 6: Dick Hanley".; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Rustan. Date: 1958-03-22. Assignment: Liz Taylor. 29: Gladys Benito, Secretary (?) come(?) from house refused names. 30 (-L): Kurt Frings, her agent & Benny Thau, production boss at MGM. 97-98: Debbie Reynolds leaving house. Gladys Benito, Todd secretary, listed as ? on earlier card".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-51127
title: Elizabeth Taylor returns from funeral, 1958

description: 2 images. Elizabeth Taylor returns from funeral, 25 March 1958. Jim Bacon; Bill Lyons (agent); Howard Taylor (brother); Elizabeth Taylor.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Rustan. Date: 1958-03-25. Reporter: Farrell. Assignment: Liz Taylor returns. 41: left to right, Jim Bacon, Bill Lyons, Howard Taylor and Elizabeth Taylor. 42: Liz put in limousine by brother, Howard Taylor (with beard) and agent Bill Lyons".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-51211
title: Music Educators National Conference, 1958

description: 2 images. Music Educators National Conference, 21 March 1958. Howard Hanson (famed composer and conductor); William B. McBride (president of the association); Ellis A. Jarvis (Superintendent of Public Schools).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Monteverde. Assignment: Music Educators National Conference. 41-42: William B. McBride, president, MENC, from Ohio State University, Music Education Department Chair; Ellis A. Jarvis, superintendent of Los Angeles City Schools. 55-56: Howard Hanson, famed composed, conductor, & educator".
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18762794
title: MODERN ADHESIVE SYSTEMS IN DENTISTRY: CHEMISTRY, CLINICAL STRATEGIES, AND ADHESIVE BOND DURABILITY

description: Adhesive technologies are a key factor in the success of direct restorations, sealing fissures, fixing indirect structures, and treating non-carious lesions. In recent years, universal (multi-mode) adhesives have been most noticeably developed, allowing them to work in total-etch (etch-and-rinse), self-etch and selective etching of enamel. Their effectiveness is determined by a combination of functional monomers (in particular, 10-MDP), the composition of solvents, the presence / absence of HEMA, the water balance, as well as the application protocol and substrate features (enamel/dentin, degree of sclerosis, humidity). The purpose of this work is to systematize modern ideas about the structure and mechanisms of adhesive systems, compare clinical strategies for the use of universal adhesives and identify the factors determining the durability of the adhesive interface. The degradation processes of the hybrid layer, the role of the collagen matrix and enzymes, as well as practical approaches to reducing the sensitivity of technology and increasing the stability of the bond over time are considered. The review's conclusions emphasize that clinical success is determined not only by the "generation" of the adhesive, but also by compliance with the protocol: surface preparation, humidity control, rubbing time, correct polymerization, and a reasonable choice of adhesion regimen.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18762793
title: MODERN ADHESIVE SYSTEMS IN DENTISTRY: CHEMISTRY, CLINICAL STRATEGIES, AND ADHESIVE BOND DURABILITY

description: Adhesive technologies are a key factor in the success of direct restorations, sealing fissures, fixing indirect structures, and treating non-carious lesions. In recent years, universal (multi-mode) adhesives have been most noticeably developed, allowing them to work in total-etch (etch-and-rinse), self-etch and selective etching of enamel. Their effectiveness is determined by a combination of functional monomers (in particular, 10-MDP), the composition of solvents, the presence / absence of HEMA, the water balance, as well as the application protocol and substrate features (enamel/dentin, degree of sclerosis, humidity). The purpose of this work is to systematize modern ideas about the structure and mechanisms of adhesive systems, compare clinical strategies for the use of universal adhesives and identify the factors determining the durability of the adhesive interface. The degradation processes of the hybrid layer, the role of the collagen matrix and enzymes, as well as practical approaches to reducing the sensitivity of technology and increasing the stability of the bond over time are considered. The review's conclusions emphasize that clinical success is determined not only by the "generation" of the adhesive, but also by compliance with the protocol: surface preparation, humidity control, rubbing time, correct polymerization, and a reasonable choice of adhesion regimen.