Sentence examples for complete interruption of from inspiring English sources

Unispec was not prepared for the complete interruption of cash flow that the shutdown brought, after Trump abruptly walked away from an agreement in December to keep the government running.

Vapour lock, partial or complete interruption of the fuel flow in an internal-combustion engine, caused by the formation of vapour or bubbles of gas in the fuel-feeding system.

From these findings, we infer that during complete interruption of cochlear blood flow in rats, residual laser-Doppler output was essentially attributable to blood flow in the bone surrounding the cochlea.

Like all such reductionistic efforts, it excludes from its purview and refuses to acknowledge the rapidly growing literature documenting the continuation of consciousness in states (near-death experiences and complete interruption of cerebral blood flow induced in deep-brain surgery) where there is a total cessation of brain activity as determined by EEGs.

The time of the complete interruption of blood flow was recorded (Figs. 2e l and 3g i).

Intermittent coronary angiography was performed, and the time of the complete interruption of blood flow was recorded (Figs. 2e h and 3d f).

MRI findings of acute PF tear are complete or partial interruption of the low signal of the PF and signal changes at the site of lesion including high signal on fluid-sensitive sequences and intermediate signal on T1-weighted sequences.

Sonographic findings of PF rupture include complete or partial interruption of the PF, with hypoechoic tissue at the site of rupture related to local haemorrhage and inflammation (Fig. 6) [3].

They include "complete or partial interruption of economic relations and of rail, sea, air, postal, telegraphic, radio, and other means of communication, and the severance of diplomatic relations," and if these would "have proved to be inadequate, it may take such action by air, sea, or land forces as may be necessary to maintain or restore international peace and security.

Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is characterized by repetitive episodes of complete or partial interruption of ventilation during sleep, which is caused by a collapse in the upper airway.

Postoperative sagittal 3D volume-rendered image demonstrates separation of the nondominant left aortic arch (arrow) from the descending aorta and surgical interruption of the complete vascular ring.