Sentence examples for liner with an from inspiring English sources
Working from the bright yellow 26-foot French submersible, Paul K. Matthias, president of Polaris Imaging Inc. in Narragansett, R.I., imaged the sunken liner with an acoustic device known as a sub-bottom profiler, working in much the same way that a doctor examines a pregnant woman with ultrasound.
At a mean follow-up of 15 years (range 12 20), there were 14 cases (3.6 %) of dislocation (intraprosthetic dislocation: femoral head dislocates from liner) with an overall survival of 97%%.
The Angels answered with three in the bottom of the first, which included Geovany Soto's run-scoring double, but Shoemaker gave up three in the fourth, two when Martin vaporized a changeup, sending a liner with an exit velocity of 109 mph over the right-field wall for a two-run homer.
For instance, inferior results were achieved with the Romanus cup where the combination of an inferior locking mechanism of the liner with an inferior type of polyethylene resulted in excessive osteolysis in the acetabular region (Puolakka et al. 1999, Lyback et al. 2004, Lazarinis et al. 2010, SHAR 2010).
Make sure to remove lipstick and lip liner with an effective make-up remover or cleanser before bed.
After applying the first line and smudging it, use a black gel liner with an angled brush to apply a thicker line along your lash line.
The vault is a buried steel culvert liner with a set of three isolation doors leading to the interior.
The BEAST consists of a clear acrylic Plexiglas™ core liner with a perforated disc oscillating vertically in a piston motion.
Having survived for two hundred and forty-two years, American democracy is more like a stoutly built ocean liner, with a maniac at the helm who seems intent on capsizing it.
First opened to the public in 1933, it was designed to resemble the upper decks of an elegant ocean liner with a spectacular view.
They've coated the inside of the polyethylene liner with a biocompatible polymer that greatly decreases friction and wear and tear.
