As delivery of radiofrequency (RF) energy in this region (20 35 W, 55°, 60 s) resulted in the termination of tachycardia with immediate re-occurrence, an irrigated-tip catheter (Biosense Navistar Thermocool 4 mm, B-curve) was used.
As seen, the differential currents increase significantly immediate after fault occurrence and the trajectory intersects the operation threshold at 0.503 s.
Operational changes to protect the hydroelectric generating equipment along with installing various debris catchment devices above the community were undertaken to mitigate the potential risk due to immediate debris flow occurrence.
Usually such a grant of citizenship is not immediate upon the occurrence of the marriage, but only when a non-citizen residency has been completed and some form of naturalization process has been completed.
Acheulian artefacts are found in small numbers within the bone bed among the fossil vertebrates, reflecting the penecontemporaneous presence of people in the immediate vicinity of the occurrence.
During the first hour after the injection, the volunteers were monitored closely for the occurrence of immediate adverse reactions.
The timely collection, organization, analysis, and dissemination of these data facilitate prompt responses by public health systems to changes in disease occurrence for which immediate intervention appears warranted.
Acute limb ischaemia is caused by compromised tissue perfusion and requires immediate attention to reduce the occurrence of secondary complications that could lead to amputation or death.
In the studied location, a stream crossing in the form of an embankment with culverts was replaced with small single-span bridge to increase flow capacity and reduce flood occurrence in the immediate upstream vicinity.
4. Sometimes we will speak of # as truth-functional over a class of valuations instead of truth-functional with respect to the class, when the immediate linguistic context contains another occurrence of the phrase "with respect to". 5. See Leblanc (1966), p. 169 and n. 14; also Sundholm (2001), p. 38. 6.
