| We couldn't help reflecting that, in Stirling's time, such a shunt would have meant broken limbs at the very least. |
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| Lead, not being a ferromagnetic material, cannot shield or shunt magnetic fields in this way. |
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| The shunt left the car with damaged suspension, bodywork and even broke the crankcase in the backwards impact. |
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| Afterwards, though, what we needed was a traction engine to shunt us all out the door and take us home. |
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| We wandered past many carriages waiting for the shiny new engine to shunt around to the front of the train. |
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| How do you coordinate and shunt trains so they don't smash into each other while going in opposite directions on the same track? |
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| No one likes crashing and it was obviously a horrible feeling for the next few days after such a big shunt. |
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| To recover from the shunt on Saturday and go on to win the second event was very satisfying indeed. |
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| At about 9am, five vehicles were involved in a shunt in thick fog on the A64 at Barton Hill. |
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| This medical condition usually requires the surgical placement of a shunt system to divert cerebrospinal fluid to another part of the body. |
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| Because the shunt path creates a short circuit, the varistor and the line fuse are subject to be damaged or weakened in the process. |
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| For the lowest noise, you should try to select a PD with maximum shunt resistance and low capacitance. |
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| Perfusion to the periventricular region actually may increase following shunt surgery. |
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| The surgical shunt will also be removed from her heart and a kink in the artery leading from her heart to her left lung will also be repaired. |
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| Other cases have seen thieves shunt a vehicle and confront the owner after they leave their car to inspect the damage. |
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| At age 27 years, she had undergone an uncomplicated OLT, with shunt removal and intraoperative splenectomy. |
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| Programmable shunts allow surgeons to adjust the settings on the shunt from outside the body, thereby decreasing the need for repeated surgeries. |
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| One indication is a shunt or a short circuit of a medium between the common control element and the devices. |
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| This two winding connection produces characteristics intermediate to the shunt field and series field motors. |
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| Now it seems Apple is making a direct move to stop the long lines and shunt people to its online storefront. |
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| He said he had seen a crash and a shunt on Monday and a bump on Tuesday. |
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| The Egyptians have also intensified controls on road traffic, making it harder to shunt around truckloads of human chattel. |
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| When the correct fingerprint is recognised, the arming unit is addressed and the alarm system is armed or disarmed via the shunt lock. |
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| The hill road turns back on itself so sharply in places that even three-ton vehicles have to back up twice in order to shunt around. |
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| Very simple in design, the alternator with shunt excitation has no sustaining short-circuit capacity. |
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| Heart size and pulmonart vascular prominence depend on the size of shunt. |
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| This operation may also include turning on one or more selected valves to form a shunt path. |
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| You know, like Nixon tried to shunt responsibility for the break-in on to Liddy, Sturgis, et al. |
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| It seems that you will be the one blatting blinding along, and when you shunt me because I have broken down you'll claim that I shouldn't have been there. |
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| They planned on removing the mass and placing a small tube in her brain called a shunt. |
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| An anemometric flow sensor, developed at the EPFL is packaged for long-term implantation in the human body for a shunt catheter for the hydrocephalus. |
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| In Paradise City players are always free to slam, shunt and wreck opponents in their bids for supremacy and they will. |
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| Television stations can turn down their ads for any reason or shunt them into any time spot. |
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| Instead of attacking neighbors, why not shunt the wrath onto one poor soul who stands in for all would-be enemies? |
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| The engine won't have to shunt and pull, there will be a loop. |
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| The neurosurgeon, Dr. Wesley A. King, recommended placing the shunt in the lumbar region. |
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| Initial dosage: 5,000 units of Heparin Sodium Injection, USP into the venous shunt or 2,500 units into the arterial fistula needle. |
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| After numerous attempts at trying to put the shunt back into place, the doctors decided to take a risk and removed the shunt permanently. |
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| The negative cable should be connected directly to the negative post of the battery bank or the ground side of a current shunt. |
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| Now it is trying to shunt this issue to one side while millions more are going into the program. |
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| You can switch off the shunt lock function at any time using the external tool and return to normal mode. |
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| These dial lots of phone numbers at once and shunt aside disconnected lines, faxes and answering machines. |
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| Extracranial complications of cerebrospinal fluid shunt function in childhood hydrocephalus. |
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| The shunt would drain excessive fluid from her head into her abdomen. |
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| Later the NPL found that a small additional correction should be applied to account for the resistance in the leads when a calibration shunt is connected to its bridge. |
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| Travel was further complicated by the fact that I was required to maintain an exposed shunt in my hand, to facilitate treatment, and to avoid the unnecessary re-insertion of a new one each day. |
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| If the shunt lead is broken,frayed or damaged install new brushes. |
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| In the case of the switching in of shunt capacitor banks, a frequent operation on the network, the magnitude of transient overvoltages is typically lower than twice the system crest line-to-ground voltage. |
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| Assessment of reproducibility and changes found following a selective distal splenorenal shunt. |
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| A 41-year-old white man was referred for evaluation of a splenic artery aneurysm and an acquired splenorenal venous shunt. |
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| A more recently developed kind of shunt surgery is the distal splenorenal shunt. |
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| The VP shunt was seen traversing the frontal horn of the right lateral ventricle, with its tip in the region of the suprasellar cistern. |
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| Pelle, from Oslo, Norway, was diagnosed with an intrahepatic portosystemic liver shunt when he was three months old. |
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| High fructose results in hyperuricaemia via the fructose phosphokinase shunt. |
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| Archaeal cholesterol catabolism can generate porphyrins via the cholesterol ring oxidase generated pyruvate and GABA shunt pathway. |
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| Peritoneal shunt for hydrocephalus utilizing the fimbria of the fallopian tube for entrance to the peritoneal cavity. |
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| Changes in cardiac output have been reported to positively correlate with the intrapulmonary shunt fraction. |
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| However, this shunt reduces the amount of compressed gases from entering tissues therefore reducing the risk of decompression sickness. |
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| Controls the load by measuring current on a shunt inside the device. |
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| The machine has one shunt excitation winding. |
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| Histamine levels and cardiovascular responses during splenectomy and splenorenal shunt formation in a patient with systemic mastocytosis. |
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| Digital analogue meters of the IA-NA series with a multicolor bar graph have one universal input, designed to measure temperature, resistance, shunt voltage, standard signals, DC voltage and DC current. |
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| True shunt, where passage from the right to the left side of the heart is without gas exchange, e.g., heart-septum defects, arteriovenous malformations, pulmonary hemangiomas, pulmonary atelectases. |
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| Taussig reasoned that the creation of an arterial patent ductus, or shunt, would alleviate the problem, and she championed the cause before American surgeon Alfred Blalock, Hopkins' chief of the department of surgery. |
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| Delaporte has developed a cerebrospinal fluid shunt consisting of a catheter controlled by an electroactive polymer valve. |
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| Even emergency fixtures have dimming or timeclock control with a shunt to turn them on in case of emergency. |
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| Featuring voice talent including Eddie Redmayne, John Hurt and Jamie Campbell Bower, it will either signal the resuscitation of Thomas the Tank Engine, or definitively shunt him into the buffers. |
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| It wants to shunt the local education authorities into providing back-up services, such as school transport and provision for difficult, disruptive and specially needy pupils. |
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| A sampling of topics includes analgesics, aseptic technique, bloodless surgery, HIDA scan, managed care plans, rotator cuff repair, and ventricular shunt. |
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| Metastasis of intracranial germinoma through a ventriculopertioneal shunt. |
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| Ventriculo-peritoneal shunt placement is a commonly used treatment for hydrocephalus for diverting the cerebrospinal fluid into the peritoneal cavity. |
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| The Dubai smash happened a couple of days before a similar shunt in London, and Venturi confessed it is still painful to recall images of the wreckage. |
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| Stephan's medical birth history was significant and included a left hemisphere brain lesion, hydrocephaly with shunt placement, and probable sleep apnea. |
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| The oxygen deficit is quite modest when desaturation is caused by a shunt. |
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