Two left pulmonary veins (b, asterisks) and a tiny vein draining the medial aspect of the right lower lung (b, arrow) connect to the upper chamber of the divided left atrium (LA-u).
Even though global consumption may not be as significant as some have claimed, it still presents a worrisome drain for a tiny country such as Iceland, where consumption suddenly began to spike with almost no warning — and continues to grow fast.
Lift up the wood frame of the bed and a shower stall of sorts emerges, where a bather would stand half in and half out of a tiny tiled pit, complete with drain, ready for what Mr. Grassi said would be a five-minute shower using a solar-heated water bag.
I would have risen from my bed and decked him, had I not been trapped there by a tangle of IV tubes, catheters, morphine, surgical drains and a tiny baby on my shoulder.
It turns into a solid after raising to body temperature, forming a tiny plug that keeps tears from draining away from the surface of the eye.
Theoretical investigation reveals that the devices act as a damper draining out sound energy through a tiny hole to eliminate the instability.
Emma Allen Dear Diary: Years ago I read about a woman in war-torn London who one day noticed a tiny piece of silver foil stuck in a storm drain.
Using general anesthesia, the surgeon threaded a catheter up her nose, expanded a tiny balloon and cleared a permanent space for her sinuses to drain.
Those with children – a tiny minority, since the average age is 26 – complain that the work is too draining.
A tiny kitchen had no room for counters; in the bathroom, a temperamental tub occasionally refused to drain.
"I slept in a tiny home with five orphans, one of whom had bronchitis and coughed all night, with an open, smelly drain running down the middle.
