"What I wanted to do was restore tension, which is what Hitchcock used to do.
He claims to restore tension to the muscle and fibers by surgically implanting four small curved pieces of plastic in the white of the eye a few millimeters from the iris, which, he says, re-establish an effective working distance between the lens muscles and the lens.
d) The fiber mold is lowered while the fiber mounts are moved outwards to restore tension to the newly formed dimple.
During Bankart repairs, suture anchors should be placed 1 2 mm onto the face of the articular glenoid rim, in order to adequately restore tension to the capsular tissue.
Furthermore, we expected that transfecting these cells with the vinculin tail domain, which harbors the paxillin binding site, will restore tension generation.
When the new section is secure, the workers send the cable and the spools on which it runs back up to the new top, restoring the tension, and release the hoist cab from the mast.
Such estimates suggest that regulators should withhold at least 700 million E.U.A.'s, and probably more, to restore price tension.
A withholding of 1.4 billion E.U.A.'s would certainly help restore price tension, as a renewed E.U.A. shortage would force power generators to switch from burning high-carbon coal to natural gas, implying a carbon price of about €21, given present coal and natural gas prices.
Failure to restore sufficient tension in the deltoid may result in prosthetic instability.
This modification restored the tension transmission route between the membrane and the channel gate.
Resuscitation was made in vivo by reinfusion of the shed blood to restore norm tension for 30 min.
