Sentence examples for potential for rupture from inspiring English sources

At her best moments, she gave glimmers of being a Fiona Apple manquée — the voice, yes, was almost there, but the orneriness, the potential for rupture, is very much there already.

AAAs are life threatening because of their potential for rupture.

The most common complication is caused by deformation or gapping between tendon stumps, which leads to decreased mechanical properties and increased potential for rupture of the repaired tendon.

rapid growth, suspicious features noted on ultrasound, painful symptoms that can be attributed to the mass, potential for rupture in pregnancy, inability to access follicles in normal ovarian tissue.

Proposed Indications for Resection of a Suspected Endometrioma prior to IVF (Modified from [ 61 ]): rapid growth, suspicious features noted on ultrasound, painful symptoms that can be attributed to the mass, potential for rupture in pregnancy, inability to access follicles in normal ovarian tissue.

The significance of diagnosing and treating SAA lies in the potential risk for rupture and life-threatening hemorrhage, which occur in 10%% of cases with a mortality rate of 10 25 % in nonpregnant patients and up to 70%% during pregnancy [14].

The possibility to more precisely define the biomechanical properties of the aortic wall has been of increased interest during recent years, in order to achieve an improved understanding of the aortic wall properties and the potential risk for rupture.

Typically, pseudoaneurysms are acquired because of blunt or penetrating abdominal trauma, iatrogenic injury, or inflammation, and they possess subsequent potential for enlargement and/or rupture [20, 21].

A numerical simulation method for the potential tube rupture and the consequential CO2 ingress accident possibly occurring inside the Na CO2 heat exchanger of a SFR employing a supercritical CO2 Brayton cycle has been developed.

The up-dip limit of co-seismic slip in large earthquakes is also important for consideration of how stresses are communicated to the trench-slope and outer rise intraplate environments, and the potential for tsunamigenic normal faulting ruptures (Kanamori, 1971; Ammon et al., 2008; Lay et al., 2011c).

The authors define political agency and locate potential transformation in agonistic spaces that open up for rupture and for people's interest to be accepted as voice rather than noise.