| For participants in the glue group, similar approximation was achieved with single circumferential application of tissue glue. |
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| In polyps, medusae, and worms, all longitudinal and circumferential muscles attach to the thin body wall over a wide area. |
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| The endothelial responses to circumferential vascular stretch are poorly defined. |
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| In both models, circumferential microvascular stretch increased Nitrogen Oxide production in isolated lungs. |
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| The minimum circumferential stress around a vertical borehole occurs in the direction of the maximum horizontal stress. |
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| These larger crystals sometimes exhibit a pagoda-like appearance with circumferential ridges and are somewhat stalactitic in habit. |
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| Contraction of the circumferential muscle bundles constricts the infundibulum to a conical shape. |
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| After release of the right knurled nut, the dial can be adjusted in circumferential direction. |
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| The steam header leak was attributed to circumferential fatigue cracking on the top side of a weld. |
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| Currents near the continent result in a circumferential belt of surface-water divergence accompanied by upwelling of deeper water masses. |
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| The bare sections of the bore surface had identifiable circumferential machining or grinding marks. |
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| The circumferential micro fibre accentuates the panel format and ensures a harmonious, spacious appearance. |
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| There were numerous indications of internal circumferential rubbing on both engines, characteristic of impact while operating at high power. |
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| The leak was attributed to circumferential fatigue cracking, and the cracks were repaired prior to restarting the reactor. |
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| With great effort, a qualified printer can achieve a good circumferential register accuracy without automatic register control. |
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| The drive of the rotational motion is based on a servo drive with high torque performance with exactly adjustable circumferential speed. |
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| Some patients have target-like lesions, with each lesion consisting of a central punctate hemorrhage surrounded by circumferential regions of pallor and hemorrhage. |
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| Its unique design combines circumferential and sternum compression to generate a rapid rise in intrathoracic pressure. |
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| Additionally, the outer band of the number two nozzle assembly contained a circumferential crack that extended approximately 120 degrees, adjacent to areas of a previous braze repair. |
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| Another useful system component is the optional video register device ACR Control which serves to automate circumferential, lateral and diagonal registration. |
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| Closed-loop register controls can monitor the circumferential register on all webs simultaneously, detecting and correcting deviations relatively rapidly. |
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| Instead, it meant the encouragement of road-based logistics and industrial development around the circumferential freeway and arterial road network. |
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| These sources of noise resonance lead to sound dispersion, which shifts from circumferential mode to other modes, significantly increasing perceived noise levels on the ground. |
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| The predominant motor action of the small intestine is the segmenting contraction, which is a localized circumferential contraction, principally of the circular muscle of the intestinal wall. |
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| The circumferential counter of the shoe forms a deep pocket in the sole to permit the use of a variety of insoles under the ulceration or area of pressure. |
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| On-the-run adjustment of circumferential, diagonal and lateral register can be effected from the control console, either for a single unit or for all printing units simultaneously. |
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| A current focus is ensuring accurate predictions of diametral expansion, and the effects of circumferential variations in temperature and flux on local expansion. |
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| That contact precipitated a vibration that amplified rapidly and led to the substantial circumferential scoring and cutting at the fracture point. |
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| Instead, each tyre had four large circumferential grooves on its surface designed to limit the cornering speed of the cars. |
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| The resulting grain structure is circumferential, which gives better mechanical properties. |
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| The outer circumferential highway of Boston, Interstate 495, passes nearby in Amesbury. |
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| A 1947 coal-mining version followed, and in 1949 a coal saw was used to cut a circumferential slot in chalk for 33-foot-diameter tunnels at Fort Randall Dam in South Dakota. |
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| The experimental study realized by Cetim aimed at determining the influence of the fatigue loading mode on the propagation velocity of circumferential transverse cracks and to evaluate possible scale effects. |
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| Scoring and abrasion to the propeller blades in the circumferential direction, as well as bending about the mid-length, were consistent with brief tip contact and a high power setting at impact. |
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| His fat body shook like a balatron, as if his soul, biting for anger at a mouth inadequately circumferential, desired in vain to fret a passage through it. |
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| Then they detail surgical techniques by such anatomical regions as belt lipectomy, circumferential body contouring, buttocks aesthetics, brachioplasty, and breast reshaping. |
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| The patient subsequently underwent excisional biopsy of the right nostril mass under general anaesthetic using a circumferential subperichondrial incision with a small margin. |
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