As the next elevator platform descends, the mood gets tense: it's getting uncomfortably close to Jason, and any sort of collision could be catastrophic, potentially severing the communication cable or breaking fragile pieces of equipment.
The secondary twist here is that the Conservative party manifesto contained a pledge to scrap the U.K.'s Human Rights Act and replace it with a British Bill of Rights, potentially severing the formal link with the European Court of Human Rights.
The method by which the ventricles were dissected can potentially sever fiber connections, altering the perceived structure of the Purkinje network when photographed.
Note here how she discusses the need to reform energy policy without mentioning why - that we live in a world of increasing resources scarcity facing and that we face uncertain risks from a climate that promises to change in the short and long-term, with potentially sever damages.
When an axon is injured, MTs are locally disassembled or severed, potentially creating free plus ends for new MT polymerization.
Mr. Perez's wrist had been sliced to the bone and his artery in his forearm severed, a potentially fatal injury, Dr. Becker said.
Knee dislocations are associated with severed arteries and blood loss, potentially life-threatening injuries, which the Raineys would soon learn.
By investing in new ways of reducing renewables intermittency – better battery technology, electricity storage, pairing wind and solar sources, etc. – the potentially pernicious interaction between intermittency and market pricing could be severed.
Fish prey were recorded as potentially scavenged discarded offal if they consisted of only cleanly severed fish heads and/or tails, or filleted fish frames.
In March, four days after Yusra was born, an Australian Border Force official emailed Shirmohamadi a "release of custody" form that would have severed all of his parental rights to his child, potentially forever.
Earnhardt, would not wear a helmet that fully protected his face or the HANS (Head and Neck Support) device that keeps the head from snapping forward in a potentially lethal whiplash that severs the spine.
