Sentence examples for discharge themselves from inspiring English sources

Its screen has thousands of tiny capacitors under it, which discharge themselves into conductive flesh.

At the hospital in the nearby opposition town of Zawiyah, 30 kilometres from Tripoli, doctors say that those who can discharge themselves do so quickly after treatment if it is possible.

Once this voltage is attained, they discharge themselves, sending a spike signal over the network.

Any patients who want to smoke will be offered nicotine replacements, but if they want a cigarette they will have to discharge themselves from the hospital and smoke away from the grounds.

Until the passage of the Casual Poor Act 1882 vagrants could discharge themselves before 11 am on the day following their admission, but from 1883 onwards they were required to be detained until 9 am on the second day.

They are also six times more likely (age adjusted) to discharge themselves from hospital against medical advice [ 12].

Three elderly Kenyans who had discharged themselves from hospital hoping for a miracle died during the rally.

The sand that pours on to the stage (designer: Lucy Osborne) at the beginning and end of Josie Rourke's honest production suggests several hourglasses discharging themselves simultaneously.

While many stories come into being through intense ­authorial diligence and cogitation, others spring into existence in an instant, discharging themselves onto the page almost by magic.

Its final disquieting message suggests that middle-class gentility is only a shallow veneer that circumstances can strip away; that the most perfect revenge can be far from sweet; that our darkest passions after discharging themselves may still never fully subside.

In the tramadol group 40 patients were discharged, 3 died, and 3 discharged themselves against medical advice (DAMA).