But under sedation, Dr. Blake said, the protective reflexes in the airway may be reduced, making aspiration a possibility.
We can see the difference the arts make – aspirations are raised, communities come together and lives are changed.
"If you make aspirations in front of the statue," said Lama Lobtsul via Ila Reitz, his translator, "then it will be of great benefit to you in this life and future lives — just as if you were in front of Guru Rinpoche".
The new definition of achievement makes aspirations shallow, dull, and uninspiring.
Yet the framers of the Constitution made this aspiration impossible, then and now.
True to form, during the current negotiations the Spaniards have made their aspiration to full sovereignty all too clear though even the token Spanish role envisaged by Britain is anathema to most Gibraltarians.
In Experiment 1, we used the same mixed design as in our previous report (time of learning was a within-subjects factor), but PRh lesions were made by aspiration.
The fornix transections were made by aspiration with the aid of an operating microscope.
At one point, White House officials tried without success to recruit another Democrat, Lisa Madigan, the state attorney general, even after Mr. Giannoulias had made his aspirations clear.
Oil and gas companies are using drones for rig safety and maintenance, and Amazon has made its aspirations for drone deliveries known.
