Sentence examples for a internal side from inspiring English sources

(A) Internal side with fixation rods.

Vulnerability has thus two sides: an external side of risks, shocks, and stress to which an individual or household is subject; and an internal side which is defencelessness, meaning a lack of means to cope with damaging loss' (Chambers 2006).

Vulnerability thus has two sides: an external side of risks, shocks and stress to which an individual or household is subject and an internal side which is the means for coping without damaging loss".

Fresh gas is insufflated by a gas flow generator synchronized with the expiratory phase of the ventilator at flow rates of 8 to 15 L/min through an intratracheal catheter or, more conveniently, an endotracheal tube positioned 2 cm above the carina and incorporating an internal side port opening in the internal lumen 1 cm above the distal tip [ 16, 29].

The discovery that a mutation on the internal side of the selectivity filter affects amantadine block suggests that amantadine blocks Kcv from the intracellular side.

Thoracic derotation is obtained through a pad applied at the internal side of the rib hump and an anterior chondrocostal concave counter-pad.

Each film was cut into a rectangle (1 cm × 4.5 cm) and carefully placed on the internal side of a spectroscopy cell.

After a few minutes, a 4 mm disc of filter membrane was placed on the internal side of the grafted tissue lid conjunctiva and a slight uniform pressure was applied.

The original Nguyen approach initially developed for internal side loads is optimized with a spatial analysis and gives a satisfactory prediction of the load with only a minimal number of sensors.

A special high-pressure hose is connected to the external side, and the hole's internal side is connected with a cribriform ventilation device at the bottom of the primary box (Fig. 2b).

The lamin proteins associated with the internal side of the NE play a central role in the nuclear organization by binding nuclear membrane components and DNA (Melcer et al. 2007).