pyogenes aureus, and in particular where there is infection associated with devascularisation of bone within the joint: this may be the result of an infective embolus leading to infarction and septic necrosis, or of the shattering effect of a gunshot wound.
The distance of transportation may range from less than 1 km (0.6 mile) to more than 800 km (500 miles); those transported over long distances generally consist of rock resistant to the shattering and grinding effects of glacial transport.
In fact, Lipstadt argues that survivor testimony had the effect of shattering the Zionist self-image.
The novel culminates with the shattering effect of Asher's masterpiece, a painting titled Brooklyn Crucifixion.
Corrosion and the effects of time had shattered the helmet into thousands of pieces, most of which were smaller than the nail on a person's little finger.
Benn's diaries for 1940 to 1962, published as Years of Hope (1994), record his life in Africa, his training as a pilot, the shattering effect of the death of his brother Michael while he was there, his journey on to Egypt, where his war ended after he had got his wings.
Black curves depict novel junctions identified from genomic reconstruction of the shattered haploid inducer Chr1.
The number of twists along the length of the shattered pod was used as an index of pod dehiscence.
Since the shattering efficiency is proportional to Mej, the timescale of shattering is regulated by P1.
For the 142 families of Sweets Way in North London, the shattering effect finance and evictions have on people's lives has been grimly demonstrated.
