Sentence examples for mass obliteration from inspiring English sources
But it is the intricately crafted weapons and armoury that will most excite visitors the exquisite ivory-stocked pistols, for instance—all recalling an era when, for the rulers of Europe, making war was as much a statement of fashion and status as a means of mass obliteration.
Image b demonstrates a large mass with obliteration of the fat plane with the oesophagus.
Year after year, people predict obliteration for them.
b Axial CT image in lung window settings after 3 years shows the appearance of a lobulated mass within the radiation field with obliteration of the previously visualised air bronchogram (arrow).
Current CT criteria used to determine mediastinal invasion are the extent of contact between the mass and adjacent mediastinal structures, and obliteration of intervening fat planes.
The fascia or other suspension materials are usually used in strip form to avoid a mass under the skin and lid-crease obliteration in the frontal sling operations.
Reported imaging criteria for invasion include >90∘ contact with the aorta, obliteration of the fat plane between the mass and mediastinal structures, and presence of mass effect on adjacent mediastinal structures.
Branchial arch anomalies represent 20%% of cervical neck masses in children and typically result from incomplete obliteration of branchial clefts with subsequent formation of cysts, fistulae and sinus tracts.
He suggests that the experience of the film is "inconceivable" without the mass audience's jubilation when the shark is annihilated, signifying the obliteration of evil itself.
Vice City is an obliteration room of cultural references, a tribute to mass-market dreams from the past and present.
Open image in new window Fig. 14 Axial T2-weighted MRI reveals extracapsular extension of prostate cancer with obliteration of the left rectoprostatic angle (arrow) and soft tissue mass extending to the anterior serosal surface of the rectum Open image in new window Fig. 15 Secondary linitis plastica of rectum from breast cancer.
