Sentence examples for original vein from inspiring English sources

A band including brass, woodwind, strings, three keyboard players, kettle drums and an 11-piece choir can't help but sound thunderous and anthemic, but the Polyphonic Spree match their epic sound to a richly original vein of songwriting.

We have principally analyzed the locations of vein intersections using a geometric morphometric approach, but any parameters measurable from the original vein structure, such as lengths, perimeters, areas or angles, can be recovered from the model.

The original portal vein (OPV) divides into the main portal vein (MPV) and caudate portal vein (CPV).

Focusing on the portal venous system, the most common anatomical pattern, called "conventional", is the presence of an original portal vein (OPV), which is formed by the confluence of the mesenteric and the gastrosplenic veins [4].

Extracting reliable finger-vein features directly from original finger-vein images is not an easy task since the captured finger-vein images are always poor in quality.

All CECT examinations were interpreted by two radiologists with more than 10 years of experience in hepatic CT, who selected the acquisition phase in which the original portal vein (OPV) was better demonstrated.

In that vein, original and exclusive content — if it hits the mark with viewers — could bring a more dedicated audience to Snapchat, and set it apart from the flock.

The Melody valve from Medtronic is an original bovine jugular vein prepared in toto for implantation in man.

The plan includes creating original content in the vein of Netflix, though the company's first acquisition, Gotti, wasn't exactly an auspicious beginning for those grand plans. .

A PE is a potentially fatal cardiovascular event, which occurs when a thrombus dislodges from its original site in the vein, travels in the blood, and subsequently blocks blood flow in the pulmonary artery.

Conversely, an increase in venation may occur by the branching of existing veins to produce accessory veins or by the development of additional, intercalary veins between the original ones, as in the wings of Orthoptera (grasshoppers and crickets).