Culture is the pest always sneaking up from behind, clamping its clammy paws over the eyes and shrieking, "Guess who!" There is no shaking off Culture, blocking the path to any ledge in all the ranges of knowledge — the sciences and the social sciences, the humanities and the arts — from which we can look out and see.
Unlike the Miata, whose top folds down with the inside panel exposed to the elements, the MR2's top folds in a Z pattern, leaving the canvas clamped down behind the seats and minimizing the need for the tonneau cover.
The patient described by Dr. Dembitzer, who had the two clamps left behind, suffered from pain, abscesses and septic shock, and, his lawyer said in an interview, the infections and septic shock led to a stroke.
The left renal vein, inferior vena cava, and left spermatic vein were identified and a clamp was passed behind the left renal vein just distal to the spermatic vein insertion.
The motivation for our study was driven by research participants asking investigators to explain the clinical relevance behind the clamp procedure and interpretation of the results.
Mexico and Canada also back the proposal, putting more diplomatic muscle behind an effort to clamp down on chemicals called hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), mostly used in air conditioners or refrigerators.
But even its allies are questioning the rationale behind clamping down on these activists now the very week the human-rights council is debating the issue.
He liked to sneak up behind unsuspecting visitors to Target Center, clamp his hand down on a shoulder and squeeze with a vise-like grip that came from hours of massaging his polio-stricken mother in his youth.
"This" was a six-inch metal surgical clamp, buried deep in the man's abdomen, partly behind his liver.
Remember, the outer lip of the wall box is needed to "clamp" the box against the drywall with the fins behind it.
