Sentence examples for large guide from inspiring English sources

However, the main limitation of this technique is the requirement of a large guide catheter (≥ 7 French) which may preclude the use of radial approach.

We demonstrate the performance of the scheme with several numerical experiments with varying magnetic field complexity in two dimensions, including the case of heat transport across a magnetic island in cylindrical geometry in the presence of a large guide field.

In order to make very large guide trees, the first issue is the sheer number of distance calculations.

For this situation we describe the 'mini-introducer' technique of securing the vein and facilitating subsequent insertion of a relatively large guide wire.

For this we describe the mini-introducer technique of percutaneously securing the vein and facilitating insertion of the relatively large guide wire required for passage of the hemofiltration catheter.

On the other hand, simulations and laboratory measurements of reconnection with a large guide field [ Cassak et al., 2007; Egedal et al., 2007], appropriate for the small amplitude turbulent fluctuations at low βi, show a sudden onset of reconnection when the current sheet thickness becomes ρs, where two-fluid effects become important, rather than di.

I had just come down the steep slopes of Sicily's volcano-island of Stromboli, having been up as far as is permitted without joining one of the large guided groups that make evening ascents to the three craters.

R2P is a doctrine born of good intentions, but one of its great drawbacks is that it turns war into a form of police work writ large, guided by fables of moral innocence and righteousness.

In the post Cold War era, the Soviet of large guided missile cruisers have also been termed "battlecruisers".

Development of the VB-13 Tarzon began in February 1945, with Bell Aircraft being awarded a contract by the United States Army Air Forces for the development of a very large guided bomb.

Common examples are when using submaximal hyperaemia or a large guiding catheter that may obstruct the ostium of the coronary artery and interfere with maximal blood flow.