| Where a trap seal is subject to loss by evaporation, a deep-seal trap consisting of a 4-inch seal or a trap seal primer valve shall be installed. |
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| Every instrument, from the cornets on top to the bombardons or basses on the bottom, used the same valve fingerings. |
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| If you've ever popped a ball valve with pressure behind it on a sanitary tank, you will understand. |
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| Vinyl records and valve amplifiers are for them, with the triode valve being the one most favoured. |
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| Both the Spintron and the dyno have convinced me that a valve spring performs best when it runs in a certain relationship with the cam lobe. |
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| This action then causes the valve move in the opposite direction and shut down the channel for the water to flow. |
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| He also believes the effect on engines with variable valve timing will be even greater. |
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| If it is taking in air it means that the non-return valve is leaking and needs to be replaced. |
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| He was able to put it out by shutting off a ball valve joint, used to attach the hose to propane fuel tanks and the balloon's burner. |
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| The machine features a mechanical ball valve that pushes and regulates grout with a maximum flow rate of 25-cubic-yards per hour. |
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| This was intended to act as a safety valve at times of mounting international pressure. |
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| He reached up, confused a bit at this order and turned the small valve to the side of the helmet, depressurizing it. |
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| Two other reasons for flushing problems could be that the flush valve or the ballcock need to be replaced. |
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| When a valve is stenosed, the heart has to work harder to get blood through it. |
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| To remedy this problem, the device has an umbrella valve beneath the duckbill valve. |
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| Random leak testing is also recommended because any cylinder leakage indicates a bent valve or a faulty piston ring. |
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| The tissue forming the outgrowths had the appearance of valve tissue, except at the tip, where it did not resemble any floral tissue. |
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| Fully open the water supply shut-off valve to assure that there is adequate water pressure and volume. |
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| Break a union close to the valve so water will drain out clear to the shut-off valve. |
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| This includes the valve at the water meter, the shut-off valve to the house and the valves to the water heater. |
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| The surgery is described as the placement of a small tube or valve in the eye that regulates the buildup of aqueous humor within the eye. |
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| A new cylinder head design employs the transfer arm and pushrod to locate the exhaust valve across the head from the dual intake valves. |
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| A nipple is built into the hood at mouth level, so the mother has only to fill the baby bottle and screw it into the valve behind the nipple. |
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| He ran from the immediate vicinity to find a stop valve to turn the water off. |
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| The immune system usually kills these organisms, but sometimes they survive and affect the heart valve or another section of the endocardium. |
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| First, shut the water to the toilet, using the stop valve that comes out of the wall or the floor below the left side of the tank. |
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| Mike then quickly inserted a catheter and valve then taped it down just as the medics from the ambulance wheeled in a gurney. |
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| The valve that controls blood flow between the left ventricle of the heart and the aorta. |
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| A barrier valve including an armature, longitudinally movable toward a pole core by excitation of an electrical winding. |
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| Contact between the cams and the tappets in the valve train span the mixed and boundary regions. |
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| The early 20th century dam is a splendid structure, with ten overflow arches and a castellated valve tower. |
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| It includes a connector, a valve assembly and an emergency disconnect device, all of which are mounted internally. |
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| In this case, you opened up the valve near the gas cylinder just a crack, and then opened up the needle valve near the balloon a lot. |
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| He was in the habit of using his microscope iris to adjust the valve settings on the engine of his lovingly maintained Triumph Dolomite Sprint. |
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| The Idle-Eze is a spring-loaded, needle valve and brass seat assembly located in a threaded hole in the center of the baseplate. |
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| The depression of the pan would in turn lift up a valve and allowed water to flow out. |
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| Under normal conditions, the kidneys act as a safety valve to eliminate glucose above a certain threshold and prevent further accumulation. |
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| With no systematic way to address errors, the network has no built-in safety valve that allows it to correct the record. |
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| A needle valve is constructed with a minimum of dead space to allow the application of adhesives in deposits as small as 0.007 in. in diameter. |
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| This can be done with a finger, or with a one-way speaking valve like those manufactured by Passy-Muir. |
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| To avoid damage to the water inlet valve or other connections, grasp the elbow with a pipe wrench and apply counterpressure. |
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| At the beginning of expiration, you tum the valve creating a one-way valve that only allows expiratory airflow. |
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| And the Fresh Air's one-way valve honks when you exhale, emitting a sound akin to the call of an amorous sea lion. |
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| It cannot be over inflated, as there is an overflow valve that bleeds excess air from the system. |
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| When turning the water back on in your home, always run the outside hose valve or flush your toilets to bleed dirt and air from the lines. |
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| A bleed orifice may be disposed between the directional control valve and the source of fluid, in parallel with the check valve. |
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| The bleed valve is located at the top end of the radiator and at one end of the baseboard convector. |
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| The sensor preferably is either an anisotopic magnetoresistive element or a spin valve element less than 0.6 m wide. |
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| Outside, turn the hose faucet and the gate valve for the sprinkler system on. |
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| When a valve is incompetent, the heart has to work harder to pump the required amount of blood around the body. |
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| In a typical gasoline internal-combustion engine, fuel enters the combustion chamber when an inlet valve opens. |
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| For example, every fixture must include an isolation valve to allow maintenance personnel to shut down individual fixtures. |
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| In the center of the valve is a rosette of larger areolae surrounding a star-shaped hyaline area. |
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| We also have an option now available to us to actually put a valve or new blowout preventer on top of the existing one. |
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| If you choose to have a fountain in your water garden, place the control valve from the fountain assembly onto the top outlet of the pump. |
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| The symptoms of valve disease depend on which valve is affected, and how severely. |
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| More complicated ones throw railway switches, open and close circuit breakers, and adjust valve flow in lots of different pipelines. |
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| However, the ventral valve of Australostrophia mesembria, type species of the genus, is weakly convex, while the dorsal is very gently concave. |
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| Forward of the rails is a large single bollard, or capstan, and various small deck fittings and valve openings that are home to tompot blennies. |
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| Now, open the bleed valve and the control valve, the one used to turn it on and off, until water starts to splutter from the bleed valve. |
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| He eliminated the traditional valve on the spigot and instead used a sliding bit as the gate. |
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| It now has a twin-cam 16 valve head and common rail direct injection is used, along with the usual turbocharger and intercooler. |
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| The duckbill valve must prevent reverse flow and airflow back to the heart, which could cause an embolism. |
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| When commanded by the powertrain control computer, the solenoids direct oil to valve lifters equipped with the switching mechanism. |
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| These highly polished breathers are the final touch to accent your valve covers. |
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| An explanation that I favour for the sinking is that the snort mast float valve jammed open, flooding the boat. |
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| To remove the clog, close the shutoff valve at the bottom of the radiator and unscrew the air vent. |
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| Being overweight puts more pressure on the abdomen and the valve in the gullet. |
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| My products are items like metal casting, ball valve and other plumb fitting accessories widely used by all residential properties. |
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| The valve area may be enlarged directly by correcting caudal septal deflection or turbinate hypertrophy. |
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| Using them would mean that attachments could be installed without disassembly of the main control valve or draining of hydraulic fluids. |
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| During pregnancy, hormones relax the muscles in your digestive tract, including the valve in the esophagus. |
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| Note that each shell valve is symmetrical about the midline, but the two shell valves are often unequal in size. |
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| The wheel is balanced when it spins down to a stop at random spots, rather than with the valve stem up. |
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| The red dot signifies that it's at the light spot, so line up the red dot with your valve stem. |
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| The remains usually consisted of a large piece of one valve plus a fragment of the other valve attached by a virtually intact hinge. |
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| The mitral valve separates the heart's left atrium from the left ventricle. |
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| An echocardiogram confirmed the presence of mitral valve pro-lapse without mitral regurgitation. |
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| Mitral valve regurgitation is also called mitral insufficiency, or incompetence. |
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| Replace the breather if the valve shows signs of wear or will not open and close easily. |
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| Other unusual engine features include valve timing control and direct fuel ignition. |
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| The mitral valve on the left side has two flaps, and the tricuspid valve on the right has three. |
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| Without power supplied to the solenoid, the valve remains closed to water flow. |
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| A section of the flow control valve was missing, while the metal pneumatic line remained attached but was bent and distorted. |
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| The shell possesses a sulcus on the ventral valve and a corresponding fold on the dorsal valve and several weak plications on flanks. |
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| A diaphragm extends around the shaft and defines fluidly separate upper and lower chambers within a valve body. |
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| The other well-known consequences of rheumatic fever are cardiac valve lesions and a movement disorder called chorea. |
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| The horizontal opening of the T joint is connected to the Unitrol valve by a short piece of pipe called a nipple. |
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| The Barker lever was a small bellows operated by a second pallet valve connected to the key. |
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| An operator can input the parameters that define the geometry of the valve seat profile. |
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| The shell is slightly prosocline, very weakly inflated, and strongly inequivalve, with concave left valve and weakly convex right one. |
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| The check valve prevents water already pumped up through the plumbing from draining back down into the sump well when the pump shuts off. |
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| The new QR25 motor features continuously variable valve timing, a silent chain drive and a balancer system to reduce vibration. |
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| Dorsal valve only slightly sulcate, with very shallow sulcus originating in the umbonal area. |
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| But in heavy rain an overflow valve under the river siphoned untreated waste, including sulfureous waste, directly into the waterway. |
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| In this particular system, the liquid inlet valve acted as a two-way check valve. |
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| The company also offers a one-way check valve that provides high flow rates across a wide range of pressures. |
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| The bellows moves a valve body in accordance with pressure introduced into the pressure sensing chamber. |
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| The simplistic rubber plug for the presta only valve stems makes it so easy to use. |
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| In a second position of the valve stem, the amount of aerosol disposed in the metering chamber is released. |
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| The electrical switches are initialized by an adjustable system, according to the random position of the valve stem when it is opened or closed. |
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| The normal transfer of motion from a cam lobe to a valve stem is there by interrupted. |
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| The adjustment of the system allows for flexibility and use on a wide range of valve stems with various stroke lengths. |
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| Hold a container under the valve and turn the valve stem about a half turn or until air and water flows out. |
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| The check valve in the strainer closes immediately when the shutoff valve is closed. |
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| So when the collar for new valve went round the pipe, there wasn't contact all the way round, due to a distinct lack of pipe. |
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| Recently, my wife joined the heart-attack ranks, with a bypass and valve replacement. |
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| On the downward stroke of the piston, the intake valve opens to release fuel into the combustion chamber, then closes. |
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| Once the piston hits the bottom of its stroke, the exhaust valve opens and the exhaust leaves the cylinder to go out the tail pipe. |
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| Maximum valve height of the carapace is roughly at the midpoint of the hinge line. |
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| Inadequate agitation can result if the agitator control valve is not adjusted properly or if the pump has inadequate capacity. |
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| It later serviced the local textile industry, but then found a niche with the water industry, making valve keys for reservoirs and water mains. |
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| Compress the spring on the exhaust valve and measure the movement required for the valve to contact the piston. |
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| The answer is a bi-metallic valve that controls the opening and closing of a one-way check valve. |
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| The Bohemian works were written for the keyed trumpet's predecessor, the valve trumpet. |
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| Certain elements within the ruling class regarded the party as a useful potential safety valve amid mounting social tensions. |
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| The material consists of internal and external molds of one brachial valve and one articulated individual. |
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| There was also an air brake gauge and emergency brake valve in the caboose. |
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| She was significantly overweighted, and the quick release valve for her integrated weights was inoperable. |
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| This means that coffee should be packed in an airtight foil laminated bag with a one-way air valve to allow the bag to de-gas. |
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| The system is regulated by a height control valve which allows fluid to move between spheres to keep the car level. |
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| Engineers discovered the hemispherically shaped combustion chamber optimized volumetric efficiency and enabled an opposed valve layout. |
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| He's finding working life immensely stressful, and the reckless boozing feels like a safety valve for him. |
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| Tension pneumothorax occurs when pleural damage results in a one-way valve phenomenon allowing air to enter, but not exit, the pleural space. |
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| It recently introduced modification of the valve for use on the outlet of a cheese vat, so cheese curd can pass through the valve. |
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| It occurs when a one-way valve mechanism is present, enabling entry of air into the pleural space and not permitting its escape. |
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| As the engine was lowered, the lanyard had actuated a valve that drove the hoist to its stowed position. |
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| A typical rebuild is new pistons, rods, main and rod bearings, piston rings, and a valve job. |
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| Applications include valve nuts, cam bearings, impellers, hangers in pickling baths, agitators, crane gears and connecting rods. |
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| In addition to instrument panels, magnesium has been used in intake manifolds, valve covers, seat frames, steering wheels, door frames. |
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| Hydraulics on the wheel loaders comes equipped with a pilot valve system that permits fingertip control. |
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| Some in Mexico view the exodus of millions of people as an embarrassment while others as an escape valve for social unrest. |
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| Ibergirhynchia contraria can be distinguished from representatives of Dzieduszyckia by its sulcate brachial valve and fold on the pedicle valve. |
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| There are few joys, few comforts of senectitude, and mashed taters and meatloaf slathered with heart valve clogging bone gravy are that aplenty. |
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| They were also equipped with Franklin Type B rotary-cam poppet valve gear, which had outside drive shafts. |
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| Open a nearby hot water faucet and the inlet water valve to refill the tank. |
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| Then he extended the pipe over the bath, where he attached a valve that dripped water. |
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| If the muscular valve above the stomach leaks, food mixed with acid washes back, or refluxes, into the esophagus. |
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| The investigations that we undertook concluded that there was no evidence to indicate the valve had malfunctioned. |
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| He designed a safety valve to prevent the pressure of steam building up to dangerous levels. |
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| Today's cars offer overhead cam engines with multiple valves or variable valve timing which provide good fuel economy, but little low end torque. |
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| A jammed valve in the control system of the second stage of the launch vehicle led to the failure. |
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| The areolae on the valve are usually too small to be distinguishable with the light microscope. |
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| The unit suits both lever and gate valve which covers all combinations available. |
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| Sometimes people with mitral valve prolapse have symptoms, or feelings, that go along with this condition. |
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| Persons born with a bicuspid aortic valve are predisposed to develop aortic stenosis. |
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| One of the biggest growth areas will be the move from overhead valve engines to overhead cam engines. |
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| Other medical conditions commonly associated with anxiety include mitral valve prolapse, carcinoid syndrome and pheochromocytoma. |
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| An infinitely variable camshaft timing device has a control valve located in the rotor. |
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| Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and mitral valve prolapse with valvular regurgitation are associated with moderately increased risk. |
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| In this image, systolic posterior displacement of the posterior mitral valve leaflet is clearly visible. |
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| The overlying thrombus had eroded and perforated the posterior mitral valve leaflet. |
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| Install a backflow valve to prevent sewer backup from coming into your home. |
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| It also detects corona discharge, bearing wear, steam traps, valve noise, and some gaseous and water leaks. |
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| Echocardiography revealed a thin, mobile mass at the level of the pulmonary valve that prolapsed through the valve during diastole. |
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| Standard measurements were taken using calipers and a protractor with the median line of the valve mounted horizontally. |
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| There was a deliberate insertion of a manual valve rather than an automatic fail safe. |
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| A doctor may suspect aortic valve sclerosis on hearing a heart murmur with a stethoscope. |
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| Ventricular contraction pushes up the tricuspid valve and raises pressure in the right atrium to a slight degree. |
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| The lesion moved with the pulmonary valve and prolapsed back and forth across the valve, suggesting a cardiac tumor. |
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| It is based on solenoid injectors with balanced valve and feedback control strategies. |
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| Water would have been excluded from the trachea during normal swimming and in heavy seas, by a glottal valve and a large muscular tongue. |
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| Heart valve testers are used by surgeons to check the function of mechanical heart valves after they have been sewn into the heart. |
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| On the valve surface the areolae are grouped together in fascicles bordered by distinct radial lines. |
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| Mount the float valve in your reservoir of water at about the level you want the water. |
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| The prominent beak of the pedicle valve usually overlaps that of the brachial valve, in order to allow the shell to open and close. |
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| I'd love to help answer the questions, but I can't imagine how you have a ball valve above the drain. |
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| A water release valve is connected between a header of the aftercooler and an unloader pressure line connected to the governor. |
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| For hanging coat hooks, tightening door hinges and replacing washers in the toilet-tank float valve you'll need a set of screwdrivers. |
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| Throughout the duration of exsufflation the membrane valve in the three-way connector is activated. |
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| As the pollinator pushes back the brush-like hairs, the valve opens releasing the pollen onto the back of the pollinator. |
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| However, do not draw at the point where two veins join as there is a valve at these junctures. |
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| He went for the cylinder wrench, which he then used for the non-standard purpose of vigorously whanging the valve with strong overhand strokes. |
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| The right ventricle then pumps deoxygenated blood through the pulmonic valve and back to the lungs. |
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| The four bristles which project obliquely from the lower edge of the valve are short. |
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| The combination of a center-mounted spool valve and check valve allow the camshaft's torsional energy to assist actuation, rather than oppose it. |
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| But unlike a living brain that controls heart rate and respiration, a conventional camshaft can't alter the valve events. |
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| For example, electromechanical actuators could replace standard camshafts for controlling valve opening. |
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| It is due to a low insertion of the tricuspid valve which divides the right ventricle into proximal and distal chambers. |
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| Secondly, problems with the echocardiographic diagnosis of mitral valve prolapse have occurred. |
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| Each time an exhaust valve in the engine opens, a pressure wave of hot gases escapes from the cylinder and travels down the exhaust system. |
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| As the right valve of the species, and accordingly the structure of its byssal area is unknown, its generic affiliation remains uncertain. |
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| The float valve in the brine tank also can get clogged up with salt residue. |
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| She had suffered a massive heart attack 15 months earlier and was told she needed a full valve replacement. |
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| All patients with signs or symptoms of mitral valve prolapse should have an initial echocardiograph. |
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| All these plates that attach to the floor of the brachial valve may have been thickened by secondary overgrowth. |
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| After a couple of weeks it transpired that decisions had been taken for Lennie to undergo mitral valve surgery and a thyroidectomy. |
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| The valve train consists of the valves and a mechanism that opens and closes them. |
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| His work with the thermionic valve in 1904 and 1905 was important to the development of radio. |
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| In 1914 the thermionic valve was in use as a receiver, but as a transmitter it was still in the experimental stage. |
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| The closer the central pivot point is to the cam, the wider the valve opening. |
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| When he was 30 metres away from the scene, the hydrant burst and he rushed to find a stop valve to shut the water off, which he managed to do after about ten minutes. |
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| They also wanted a second look at a liquid hydrogen pressurization relief valve that cycled more times during the first tanking test than is standard. |
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| The buried valve allowing them to drain and avoid freezing can allow bacterially contaminated water to be drawn into the riser pipe leading to the hydrant. |
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| Mitral valve prolapse occurs when varying portions of one or both leaflets of the mitral valve extend or protrude abnormally above the mitral annulus into the left atrium. |
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| The patient with a prosthetic aortic valve who presents with infective endocarditis and an extensive annular abscess should undergo surgery before massive dehiscence occurs. |
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| He exhales deeply, like he's opening a valve to pent-up emotions. |
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| The shell is strongly inequivalve, the ventral valve being convex and the dorsal one only slightly arched, except for the fold, resulting in an almost opercular aspect. |
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| It would be fairly dumb to have all that fuel on board and not be able to get at it, so I place special emphasis on the check valve O-rings in the selector. |
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| However, it sounds like the valve stem is worn and needs to be replaced. |
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| The left valve became an elongate stem anchored in the sea floor. |
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| Nasa conducted a second fueling test Friday on space shuttle Discovery to try to figure out why sensors and a valve did not work properly during a previous run-through. |
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| Oil helps cool the valve springs and extend their useful life. |
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| The rapid evolution of keyhole surgery has seen mitral valve procedures performed without sternotomy, using a left sided posterior mini-thoracotomy approach. |
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| However derived, the presence of a saccule is clear indication of an incompetent valve and, therefore, reversed flow down the vein when upright and exercising. |
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| Note that valve diameters do not include the alate longitudinal ridges. |
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| Showing images of mere reversal may in fact provide a safety valve for the social tensions that the women's movement has created by demanding a more dominant role for women. |
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| As a safety valve for parents who desperately need alternatives to schools in catastrophic condition, vouchers may work as a short-term balm, and as a prod to reform. |
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| This is in order to prevent premature wear of the valve seats. |
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| A valve member is provided at a fore end of the movable part. |
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| It is always a good idea to get better tire adhesion to the rim this way, and it might also stick down those parts right by the valve that you mention. |
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| The loudspeaker resembled a 30s valve radio in that it had a large speaker grille and a wooden cabinet and seemed to have been created for the schools market. |
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| This safety valve allows citizens to sound the alarm and challenge those whose views are hateful and totalitarian. |
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| This system ensures that the filling valve and both the exterior and interior surfaces of the valve assembly are thoroughly cleaned and sanitized. |
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| Circumstances changed dramatically in about 1925 when the new microphones and triode valve amplifiers introduced a few years earlier for radio broadcasting came into use. |
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| A leaky valve and a tight schedule are causing NASA some headaches. |
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| Brake fluid sucked from the reservoir by a motor pump is discharged to each of the branched out conduits between the valve and the wheel cylinder. |
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| On the right side of the dispenser is a valve to drain the hopper. |
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| Usually he's a placid child, but when that valve blows, it blows big time. |
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| In older patients with Parkinson's disease, changes in the tricuspid valve may be most diagnostic, because the aortic and mitral valves may show age-related changes. |
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| Be certain the Web selling system provides this escalation or safety valve feature so customers can easily request a chat, email or callback from someone. |
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| If eliminating water hammer from an older house, locating the offending valve or faucet and installing a water arrester at that location is one solution. |
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| Until whatever distant date in the future my landlord comes back, you have to stick your hand down in the tank and lift the flapper ball valve yourself. |
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| Back in the early fifties people across the land followed the Redex trial intently, listening in for updates in the daily news broadcasts from their valve radiograms. |
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| The newly oxygenated blood enters the left atrium through the four pulmonary veins and flows from the left atrium through the mitral valve into the left ventricle. |
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| Ventral valve most strongly convex posteriorly, ventral deflection beginning at about 6 mm from beak, becoming slightly alate, but not preserved on anterior portion of valve. |
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| To many people, the thermionic valve or electron tube is history. |
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| An expansion valve would then advance to transform the liquid refrigerant into a cold, gaseous form, so as to once again absorb the warm air inside your automobile. |
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| A pneumatically operated ball valve controls the flow of liquid nitrogen through each lance, and the entire process is sequenced from a pushbutton control panel. |
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| The depressed lever then depresses the valve opening member. |
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| State and local investigators blamed the accident on a maintenance error that left open a natural gas valve as the boiler was being shut for routine service. |
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| If this is not possible, turn the water supply off at the stop valve and drain the system down or leave a key with a neighbour in case a problem arises. |
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| Turn the water off at the stop valve that is on the line to the outside. |
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| There's a world of difference between a heart valve and a hearing aid. |
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| The left atrium receives oxygenated blood from the lungs via the pulmonary vein and transfers it through the mitral valve into the left ventricle. |
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| Paradoxical splitting is due to the fact that during systole the pressure in the pulmonary artery increases until the pulmonic valve closes before the aortic valve. |
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| The most impressive feature on this very popular package is the new four-cylinder 16 valve Direct Injection Diesel engine fitted with a turbocharger and intercooler. |
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| I've seen every journal and notebook I've ever owned as a safety valve against the steam that just natural builds up the pressure in my mind and heart. |
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| For example, I needed a diagram to demonstrate the concept of one-way valves in the veins of a horse's legs, so I typed in valve vein and pressed enter. |
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| The barrier valve furthermore has a tappet, which engages the support body and is movable relative to the armature and carries a closing body of a seat valve. |
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| I can't even remember if the problem to do with the header tank and the problem to do with the ballcock stop valve were connected, physically or metaphorically. |
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| Finally, as the evening cooled, Graham took himself up to the loft to replace the worn-out ballcock float and valve that's been giving us a problem for some time. |
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| It has been five decades since the Department of Science and Industrial Research announced the invention of a new type of ball valve which would hush the flush. |
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| Fleming called his device the thermionic valve because it used heat to control the flow of electricity just as a valve controls the flow of water. |
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| The Haldex unit is comprised of an hydraulic pump driven by the slip between the axles, a wet clutch and a controllable throttle valve and electronics. |
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| Anterior and lateral slopes of the ventral valve evenly convex in profile. |
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| People with valve problems develop heart murmurs and may eventually need valve replacement. |
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| The endocardial cushions form the lower atrial septum, the upper ventricular septum, the septal leaflet of the tricuspid valve and the anterior leaflet of the mitral valve. |
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| The cylinder head is a single overhead camshaft, two valve type. |
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| As part of the marketing effort they issued a circuit for a 2 waveband superhet using 6K8,6K7,6Q7 and a 6V6 valve with the HT derived from a metal rectifier. |
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| This allowed it to swing down and strike the forward outflow valve and another fiberglass duct, which in turn sheared off the top of the vacuum pump. |
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| Causes of dissection include hypertension, Marfan's syndrome, trauma, Ehler's Danlos, coarctation, bicuspid aortic valve and relapsing polychondritis. |
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| An alcohol swab cleans the valve connection before each procedure. |
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| A large mass was identified in the right atrium that extended through the tricuspid valve into the right ventricle almost to the right ventricular apex. |
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| Moderate to severe tricuspid valve regurgitation was observed. |
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| The patient was a 70-year-old white woman with a history of rheumatic heart disease who presented in 1985 with mitral valve and tricuspid valve regurgitation. |
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| Then attach a hose, turn the valve on and bleed that line alone. |
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| It's a language that offers a safety valve against a discourse that oscillates uneasily between a strangulated avoidance of reality and an ugly violence. |
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| On the other hand, black wet glazed plug is caused by the burned oil leaking past the piston rings or valve guides as well as burning in the cylinder. |
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| The company was horrified to learn that the valve had been discontinued since it was critical to the continued production of their blood analysis products. |
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| Patients with poor endocardial detection, absence of sinus rhythm, aortic valve disease, significant mitral regurgitation, prosthetic valves or pacemakers were excluded. |
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| These include a patent-pending valve system and new diaphragm technology that produces more-even stress distribution and reliable fluid displacement. |
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| With an outward wrench of his elbows he simultaneously squeezes and warps the handle on the extinguisher, locking the valve open, and throws the canister at me. |
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| The valve should allow a burst of hot water into the drainpipe. |
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| In some cases, a chest tube can be left in for one or two days and can be attached to a one-way Heimlich valve or to a water-seal device allowing ambulation. |
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| Position the valve so that the overflow pipe is next to the ballcock. |
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| There is a 3-inch or 4-inch diameter intake line that brings waste into the basin, a 2-inch-diameter discharge line with a check valve to prevent backflow, and a vent pipe. |
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| The hard work began after Walters had her aortic valve replaced with one from a cow. |
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| Even though he underwent an aortic valve replacement in 2008, he insists he has no intention of retiring anytime soon. |
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| Is it the Internet as an escape valve for decades of pent-up rebellion against political correctness? |
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| He later presented with cardiomyopathy with severe aortic insufficiency due to the destruction of the aortic valve prosthesis by sterile fibrinous vegetation. |
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| With a mere twist of the wrist he had the offending inner tube exposed and immediately pushed the valve sideways and showed me a tear in the rubber at that very spot. |
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| The orifice of the number one needle valve is four times as large as the orifice of the number-eight valve. |
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| The shutoff valve is usually located on the gas pipe on the supply side of the meter. |
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| The two valves of the shell are slightly different in size and shape, the right valve being moderately concave. |
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| When the water level drops, the float ball drops with it and opens the valve to the makeup water supply. |
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| To achieve the accurate flow rate, a nonreturn valve was attached to the tip of the reciprocating screw of the injection-molding machine. |
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| A cascaded flow controller could then calculate the change in the valve position. |
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| Seil Seres' production range includes cryogenic ball valves and needle valves alongside valve control and monitoring equipment. |
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| After 10 years of commercial availability, SVG is gaining favor as an alternative to traditional valve gating and thermal gating methods. |
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| Many brought over typical European klezmer instruments such as the tsimbl, harmonica, or valve trombone. |
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| The DeltaGuard valve is used in the process of delayed coking to safely unhead the top or bottom of a coke drum. |
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| It was learned that the patient underwent aortic valve replacement and aortoiliac bypass approximately 20 days ago. |
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| Aortotomy revealed typical ochronotic pigmentation of a severely calcified aortic valve and aortic intima. |
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| A new needle-drive unit for hot-runner valve gates is said to overcome several limitations common to single-shot needle valves. |
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| Gran Bar is Morganti's best selling product for espresso bars, in kilo weight, whole bean, in vacuum valve sack. |
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| In the past, it was assumed that correcting aortic or mitral valve disease would reduce tricuspid regurgitation. |
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| First make sure the cotter pin of the iris valve adjusting screw is not sheared off. |
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| However, in case, the vacuum valve was kept open until the end of the filling stage. |
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| However, leaving his tricuspid valve leaking so badly would have jeopardized the function of his heart and ultimately the recovery. |
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| One of the 4 fatal cases also involved the tricuspid valve and was associated with intravenous heroin abuse. |
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| If that happens, put the hand tool into the port to force the valve closed. |
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| The ileocecal valve can be used as a point of reference to identify the base of the appendix. |
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| The effects of velocity and seston concentration on the exhalant siphon area, valve gape and filtration rate of the mussel Mytilus edulis. |
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| After reaching high vacuum, open the valve between the electron gun and sample chamber. |
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| Conventional irrigators release fluid at the nostril, where it impinges against the narrow nasal valve region. |
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| In addition to rocker arms, Scorpion Racing Products' line includes lifters, pushrods, valves, valve springs and valve train stabilizers. |
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| Antibiotics have made cardiac valve surgery for rheumatic fever a bygone and the hemigastrectomy and vagotomy for duodenal ulcer a rarity. |
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| According to Bosch Rexroth, it involves changing a pilot valve and adding a variable-frequency drive to the pump motor. |
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| In a patient with more severe stenosis, pregnancy should ideally be delayed until the patient has a valvoplasty or valve replacement. |
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