Art, aping politics, decided that old cultures required obliteration.
Patients who fail endoscopic drainage procedures for chronic frontal sinusitis often require obliteration of the frontal sinus with abdominal fat.
Or does it require the obliteration of all life?
Le Corbusier's Ville Radieuse, for instance, was a complex of slablike towers set in open space that would have required the obliteration of the traditional pattern of streets, blocks, and squares.
Younger patients may require secondary obliteration because of continued craniofacial maturation several years following canal-wall-down surgery.
Acting Beckett, on the other hand, requires a near-obliteration of self, which is a bit harder for such finely seasoned hams to achieve.
Several urinary tract pathologic conditions, such as strictures, cancer, and obliterations, require reconstructive plastic surgery.
But if baking requires obedience, it does not require Soviet-style obliteration of individuality, as my earlier prejudice had led me to believe.
From the interview: OR: You argue a broader point in the book that our economy may require this kind of obliteration in order to stay afloat.
Introduction Pulmonary embolism (PE) in high-risk is a partial or total obliteration of the pulmonary arterial network by a fibrin-clot cruoric more than 50%, the management requires a rapid reduction of pulmonary arterial resistance and right ventricular post load through rapid revascularization by thrombolysis.
In light of these findings, the obliteration of C5b-9 fonmation on platelets that we observed using Mg2+-EGTA could be interpreted as the inhibition of C1q-dependent CP activation, but also as the inhibition of thrombin generation that requires Ca2+ and anionic phospholipid surfaces to occur.
