Sentence examples for destructive operations from inspiring English sources

The relationship between maternal death, antenatal booking status and operative deliveries (caesarean section, instrumental delivery, destructive operations) was explored.

During that period Palestine also experienced the destructive operations of the Qarmaṭians, an Ismāʿīlī Shīʿite sect that launched an insurrection in 903 906.

Powell's arrival in Israel was delayed to allow the Israeli Defence Force to continue its destructive operations, facts hard to miss and confirmed by US officials.

Sometimes a philosopher accidentally or furtively mentions the pull of loss, even when trying, like Nietzsche, to affirm all of life's tragic edges and the necessity of mourning lost friendship or the destructive operations (and operas) of love.

Garthoff also reviews the murderous and destructive operations of Kennedy's terrorist campaign, which we would certainly regard as more than ample justification for war, if the US or its allies or clients were victims, not perpetrators.

Instead of the usual view of transactions as destructive operations replacing an outdated database state with a more current one, we propose to view design transactions as non-destructive operations importing additional knowledge about an essentially unchanging final design solution.

ISRAEL's generals will feel satisfied with the results of Operation Pillar of Defence, especially compared with the botched Lebanon war of 2006 or the highly destructive Operation Cast Lead, when Israeli forces invaded the Gaza Strip for three weeks at the end of 2008 and the beginning of 2009.

This destructive operation induces the wound ethylene response and should be taken into account in order to exclude the wound induced ethylene production from the autonomous tissue specific ethylene production capacity.

These major obstetric interventions (MOI) were adapted to the Tanzanian situation and included the following: Caesarean Section Hysterectomy following a caesarean section Laparatomy for obstetric interventions Destructive operation Blood transfusion during pregnancy or delivery.

For those who delivered, mode of delivery was by spontaneous vertex delivery (n = 20), vaginal breech (n = 2), emergency caesarean section (n = 24), vacuum/forceps (n = 2), and destructive operation (n = 1).

However, these methods usually suffer from either destructive molding operations or cell loss and non-uniform cell distribution among the wells due to two-step molding and cell seeding.