Sentence examples for a perforation at from inspiring English sources

Since the parameters of a yield surface are only identifiable if the sensitivity with respect to these parameters is substantial, an offsetted double perforated specimen has been designed that has a perforation at both the front and thickness surface of the specimen.

Overall, 43% of children aged 6 30 months in this study had a perforation documented and 24% had a perforation at the time of our assessment.

A transesophageal echocardiogram (TEE) revealed moderate aortic insufficiency and a 3 4 mm vegetation on the non-coronary cusp of the aortic valve, with a perforation at the same site.

Our patient developed a peritonitis on the fifth day after surgery due to a perforation at the ileocecal junction, based on a single serosal injury that was made during the initial operation, and which was sutured straight away.

On the fifth postoperative day, an emergency ileocecal resection with protective loop ileostomy was necessary because of a perforation at the level of the ileocecal junction where a serosal injury had been made during the first operation.

Magatama, Korean kogok, chiefly Japanese jade ornament shaped like a comma with a small perforation at the thick end; it was worn as a pendant, and its form may derive from prehistoric animal-tooth pendants.

Finally, the proposed technique is applied to data from a perforation shot at a gas shale reservoir as an example of velocity model calculation.

No perforation was detected in brand-new nitrile gloves and one out of 100 brand-new latex gloves had a perforation located at the pinky.

The remaining patient had a tumour perforation at the time of surgery, which could not have been predicted preoperatively.

By the age of 6 months 7% of Aboriginal children had had a TM perforation at least once (6 of the 85 children followed up to age 6 months or more) and 19% (15/80) by the age of 12 months.

If a perforation has occurred at the site of the tumour, some authorities would recommend right hemicolectomy, although there is no direct evidence relating to this.