| In contrast, a bilateral, solid, irregular, and fixed mass palpated or seen on sonogram should alert the clinician to a possible carcinoma. |
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| From the moment we saw the sonogram and read the results of the amniocentesis, the debate had been joined. |
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| Figure 1 shows power spectrum, sonogram, and two oscillograms of a one-note advertisement call. |
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| A simple, painless, harmless test, a sonogram is carried out in the doctor's office or in a hospital on an outpatient basis. |
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| Think about a critical swing state like Virginia, which has a rapidly growing Hispanic population, and a controversial new sonogram bill. |
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| The Working Committee thought that a sound sample would be better than a sonogram. |
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| A sonogram uses sound waves to make pictures of organs in the body. |
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| We see on the sonogram that this selective reinforcement of harmonic regions consists in moving two formants. |
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| The last sonogram illustrates such a sound, here with a fade from a note to its octave. |
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| After all, women now use Facebook to share sonogram pictures, breast-feeding tips, and even cervical dilation during labor. |
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| The women love to show visitors their wedding album and the sonogram with the twins Kelly is carrying, due in July. |
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| Also called a sonogram, this diagnostic imaging test uses high-frequency sound waves to 'see' inside or to outline a part of the body. |
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| We were told to go do a sonogram at the hospital so my husband took me back to the hospital. |
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| Last step, I translated this sonogram into the graphical score, playing with the Live Trace function of Adobe Illustrator. |
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| Your doctor will advise you to have a sonogram at least three times during pregnancy. |
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| After a sonogram revealed that she was expecting another girl, her life became even more difficult. |
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| This is the sonogram of a rich multiphonic sound, commonly called a split tone. |
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| When she had a sonogram done eight weeks into her pregnancy, Anthony gazed into the grainy printout and had a vision. |
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| Maya sadly said that her husband director Ehab Lamei and her learnt the news after going for a routine sonogram 22 weeks into her pregnancy. |
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| Features medical laboratory, sonogram, x-rays and fluoroscopy as well as physical therapy. |
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| The 30-year-old entrepreneur, who is the eldest child of rap icon Rev Run, announced the baby news by posting a sonogram on Instagram. |
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| In the case of sound marks, alternative methods have emerged for their visual representation: depictions by oscillogram, spectrum, spectrogram and sonogram are now being accepted. |
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| Never mind that Ms Davis had been discussing a recent Texas law that required all women seeking an abortion to undergo a medically unnecessary sonogram. |
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| Noting the split in the circuits, North Carolina has announced its intention to petition the Supreme Court for a hearing. If the justices agree to hear the case, the fate of the sonogram law is uncertain. |
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| Bats have echolocation capacities allowing them to create the mental equivalent of a sonogram of the night world through which they must navigate at rapid speeds, searching for foods that include rapidly flying insects. |
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| Their echoes produce a picture called a sonogram. |
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| In many cases, a sonogram can save the life of mother or child. |
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| Clicking on a sonogram jumps to the corresponding location in sound. |
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| The metallic jip call is probably the best indicator, but even this needs to be recorded and analysed on a sonogram to confirm the identity. |
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| On August 18, four days past her due date, she underwent a sonogram which showed mild left hydrocephalus with an incidental finding of mid-left ventriculomegaly. |
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| An abdominal sonogram was done, which revealed cholelithiasis and evidence of cholecystitis, for which she underwent a laparoscopic cholecystectomy. |
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| Results from an EKG and sonogram of my chest, neck, and arms were normal. |
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