Sentence examples similar to passage guide from inspiring English sources

The exhaust port represents the passage guiding the exhaust gasses from the combustion chamber to the energy recovering device, e.g. a turbocharger.

Even in the subtlest of moments, there is still a lyrical musical passage guiding the audience as to how they should feel.

However, the size of suction opening to the plenum is less important, and a contoured annular passage to guide the entrained flow shows little effect on the overall performance.

Channeled VLs have a passage to guide the SLT; thus, once an adequate view of the glottis has been obtained, the VL is kept steady and the SLT advanced into the glottis with the right hand.

In one passage of the guide, Dr Una Coales's MRCGP CSA Book, she writes: "One candidate was facing a third sitting and yet no one had told him that his mannerisms, gait and speech were too overtly gay, and that he was sitting an exam administered by a right-wing conservative Royal College.

The unicortical nature of the Schanz pin allows for passage of the guide wire.

Then the needle was angled caudally to prevent retrograde passage of the guide wire.

The remainder had severe stensoses that did not allow passage of hydrophilic guide wires and/or introducer sheaths and this was taken as indicating functional obstruction.

Minor complications that are false or difficult passage of the guide wire and puncture of the ET tube were noted in 19% of cases.

For ProSeal LMA insertion, the FAST device provides direct vision to guide passage of the airway and prevent cuff folding or impaction during manipulation.

After corresponding with Maimonides to elucidate difficult passages in the Guide, in about 1190 Samuel published his translation.