Sentence examples for protraction of from inspiring English sources
He made blueprints premised on surprise and an almost perverse protraction of pleasure.
In language, his hallmark is corrosive metaphor; in dialogue, the clash of wills; in action, the protraction of unconscionable agonies.
A mechanistic approach has developed, in which the protraction of dying has become a major by-product of modern technology.
And so on throughout the day, hour by hour, each elaborate in its own manner, into the protraction of evening, which is a genre all its own, a cotillion of every living thing, the deer slipping like shadows through the woods, bumblebees working well into dusk, hanging from blossoms like blossoms themselves.
Stanton took the extraordinary step of drafting a "remonstrance" (later softened by Attorney General Bates) to the president expressing the fear that "the destruction of our armies, the protraction of the war, the waste of our national resources, and the overthrow of the government... must be the inevitable consequence of George B. McClellan being continued in command".
This protocol also results in significant protraction of the maxilla.
Age, status of maxillary segments, amount of required maxillary protraction, type of distraction device, vector control, and stability should be carefully considered when surgeons plan cleft maxillary distraction treatments.
A delay in movement at the start of protraction and straightening of the nerve trunk provided evidence of unloading with the shoulder flexed and elbow extended and the scapulothoracic joint in neutral.
At the population level, there appears to be no significant locking of spiking with either the retraction or protraction phase of whisking.
First, the protraction force of the face mask may induce forward movement of the maxilla, especially PNS; this could cause anterior displacement of the soft palate and consequently increase upper airway space [16].
Intravenous oxytocin was administered when a protraction disorder of labor was identified.
