Kilcannon -- who was also the hero of Mr. Patterson's 1998 novel, "No Safe Place" -- is depicted as part bleeding-heart liberal and part Dirty Harry.
Bony, tendony body parts bleed less, but are harder to reconstruct if shattered.
Each is a marvel of texture, drawing from the aching moans of screw music and the sexual impulses of early 1990s new jack swing, all buried in a hazy cloud that's part too-cool affectation, part bleeding-out puddle.
This revised "Law and Order" preserved an outer semblance of the original two-part structure -- the pairing that attracted both cop-show addicts and courtroom-drama fans, and that justified its binary title -- but it gave up on the rigors and complexities of that structure, often allowing one part to bleed sloppily over into the other.
If hemorrhage occurs, the surgeon should cauterize the area and place a piece of cloth around the bleeding part, avoiding touching the nerves.
How do I tell him that the fazenda he depends on is part of the bleeding scar of the basin?
Prominent varices were seen in the upper third of the esophagus, tapering to the middle part without acute bleeding.
Each of them grew up, he remarks almost casually, with slightly different play names for the parts of a bleeding heart flower (fishhooks? shovels? whiskey bottle or Champagne?), as if this ran in every family.
In the four nonsurvivors, bleeding was part of multiorgan failure and not the primary reason for death.
High dissolved oxygen concentrations were prevented by bleeding a part of the recirculated gas flow as soon as the oxygen concentration in the gas phase exceeded 30%% v/v.
