Sentence examples for bypass itself from inspiring English sources
After elaborating on the schematics of the Smart Bypass itself, a prototype implementation in the I3T50 technology of On Semi is given.
We conclude that the hematologic changes that occur with cardiac surgery are primarily a result of the stress and trauma of major surgery rather than a result of cardiopulmonary bypass itself.
He pointed out decades ago that an intended gastric bypass operation that had to be abandoned (because when the abdominal cavity was opened, the stomach was found to contain food) produced an effect on blood glucose in the days after surgery that was the same as that produced by gastric bypass itself, as food intake had to be severely restricted post abdominal surgery (28).
My favorite book of the poems is "The Half-Finished Heaven," a selection translated by Robert Bly. Bly's language is so clean and direct it seems to bypass language itself.
A portion of the Brantford Bypass was itself bypassed in 1997 when the final section of Highway 403 was completed and is known as Garden Avenue.
In the case of bypasses, traffic and its associated impacts, i.e. air pollution, will likely be displaced and increase on other roads, in particular the bypass area itself.
If such a clause had been included, which would have created a vague principle that could be invoked against any specific right, it would have been creating a Counter-Constitution, which would be used by men in power to bypass the Constitution itself.
Hodges had initially hoped to bypass the city itself, believing it to be held only by a small garrison, which would presumably surrender once isolated.
Glue-less patch kits usually work for a short period of time, until the air from the hole manages to bypass the patch itself.
"Essentially the brain rewires itself to bypass those areas that have been damaged," Kozak said.
After a year of sessions with the device, she no longer needs it: her brain has rewired itself to bypass the damaged vestibular system with a new circuit.
