Soutra Gilmour's design underlines the point, enclosing the men's frowsy sitting room in a red steel frame like rigid scarlet veins.
The leaves are not only green: they've got long, thin veins, rigid stems, and are shaped like spades.
The additional presence of a tympanitic, rigid abdomen, hypotension, dyspnea, and jugular vein congestion were considered as signs of tension pneumoperitoneum, requiring immediate management.
A 4-zero silk ligature was loosely placed around the left renal vein at this site and a rigid hydrophilic guide wire of 0.64 mm in diameter was placed on the left renal vein.
Veins, unlike arteries, are thin and rigid as they do not need to withstand extreme pressure.
The bands visible in the choroidal detachment are typically thick and rigid; they end at the level of the exit foramina of the vortex veins and do not extend to the optic disc (Fig. 20).
A four-membered-ring skeleton with bulky substituents on the ethylenic moiety is present in the 1,2-diphosphete 1,2-diphosphete 6rtrand and co-workers), and was shown to have a very persisolated–P bynd. 3 In a similar vein, our phosphanylidene phosphorane 3 consists of a C3P2 ring fused to the rigid acenaphthene moiety, with the peri-geometry supporting the P–P Bertrand
The purpose of this analysis was to examine the hydraulic consequences of vein graft tapering, with longitudinal impedance (ZL), a conduit-specific measure of pulsatile resistance along straight rigid tubes.
To avoid the draft, Nasby performed a "rigid eggsaminashen uv my fizzlekle man," and concluded that he should be exempted because of his baldness, varicose veins and "khronic diarrearr".
