Its highways rupture communities.
Note No. RD/L/2101N81, March, CEGB Laboratory; 1981]; and, at 590 °C, c.f. Miller [Miller DA. Private communication: "Creep rupture testing of Cr M V pipe steel. ERA Project 63-01-040320009". Barnwood, Gloucs, UK: British Energy; 2000].
While the board may feel it is "staying on message" communication with staff members can easily rupture.
A fistula is an abscess or a pseudoaneurysm that has ruptured into a peri-valvular cavity, creating a communication between two neighbouring cavities.
In this Communication we report remotely controllable liquid marbles that rupture upon ultraviolet (UV) illumination and can be remotely manipulated by an external magnetic field.
There are several measures or graph parameters of the vulnerability and reliability of a communication network, such as connectivity, toughness, scattering number, integrity, tenacity, rupture degree and edge-analogues of some of them.
In the present case, melena has been observed, which represents rupture of the CHA pseudoaneurysm, which in turn suggests the existence of a communication between the pseudoaneurysm and the digestive tract.
These included preterm labour 34-37 weekss), previous caesarean section, labour induction, meconium stained amniotic fluid, prolonged rupture of membranes or following administration of intravenous antibiotics for Group B Streptococcus (personal communication A Regalia).
In our case, there was no evidence of rupture of the bronchogenic cyst into the tracheobronchial airway such as air bubbles inside, or communication with the tracheobronchial airway.
Failure of communication about a previous classical caesarean, which carried an increased risk of uterine rupture, resulted in long-term neurological disability for the affected child following an emergency delivery following uterine rupture in a subsequent pregnancy.
