Sentence examples for heart cutting from inspiring English sources
He died at a hospital; an autopsy showed the arrow struck near his heart, cutting off blood flow.
Oscar finally got his goal in stoppage time and again, inevitably, Neymar was at its heart, cutting inside from the left, beating two defenders and delivering a back-heel into the path of the Chelsea midfielder, who finished convincingly.
As the field of GC evolved from one-dimensional gas chromatography (1D-GC) to heart cutting (GC GC), followed by the advent of GC × GC, the critical component at the center of this evolution has been the interface between the separation columns.
In another study using a special kind of column-switching approach, zonal affinity chromatography was coupled via heart cutting and used to screen extracts of Coptidis rhizoma for β2-adrenoceptor affinity [ 30].
It was a thought not often uttered in Hollywood; words that penetrated people's hearts, cutting more deeply than the drill bits that freed the miners.
Currently, an ISO working group is developing an internationally applicable standard for water quality control based on suppressed conductivity detection with and without heart-cutting techniques [16].
In our work, we focussed on perchlorate determinations that are being carried out by direct sample injection without heart-cutting techniques using standard analytical IC equipment, addressing the laboratory workflow needs, as well as the analytical and financial requirements of future users.
If you'd like to make heart shapes within hearts, experiment by cutting heart shapes in different sizes of straws.
He said: "We know that cholesterol is a major risk factor for heart disease - cutting it cuts your risk of a heart attack.
They'd benefit from newer models that rely more on pacing to keep the heart pumping (cutting the number of shocks needed to correct abnormal heart rhythms by up to 75%) and also entail fewer hospital checkups.
But he was successful in winning support from the West on the idea close to his heart - cutting down the world's powers' dependence on nuclear weapons, particularly as they were costing the Soviet Union dearly.
