Sentence examples for severe wall from inspiring English sources

Big Brown also missed 90 days of training in the fall and the winter with far more severe wall separations in both front hooves.

There are, of course, parallels with online gaming outfit and publicly listed Zynga, which has been coming under severe Wall Street pressure post-IPO.

The feedwater heaters of many power plants can experience severe wall thinning damage, which accelerates as the plant ages.

Similarly, for the vascular damage score interlobular and smaller arteries were graded according to the following scheme: grade 0 – no wall thickening; grade 1, 2, 3 – mild, moderate and severe wall thickening, respectively; grade 4 – fibrinoid necrosis of the vascular wall.

Apical segments displayed more severe wall motion abnormalities (WMA) with sparing of basal segments, a finding also seen in stress cardiomyopathy [ 27].

The transesophageal echocardiography showed evidence of right ventricular failure and of an increase in right ventricular chamber dysfunction with a MPAP of 65 mmHg and a severe wall motion abnormality; at this time a marked increase in pulmonary artery pressure was observed, in association with systemic hypotension and oxygen desaturation (SpO2 and SvO2) and a decrease in cardiac output.

Cloacal exstrophy (CE) patients have severe abdominal wall reconstructive problems due to pelvic skeletal malformation, deficiency of abdominal wall tissue, and a small shallow abdominal cavity.

The popliteal to distal vessels were assessed according to three categories: 0, occlusion; 1, severe vessel wall irregularities and diffuse narrowing; and 2, no or minor vessel wall irregularities and a fully patent lumen.

Only the high ceilings and a severe black wall pay tribute to the restaurant's location in Raymond Hood's nineteen-twenties neo-Gothic skyscraper, the American Radiator Building.

When the building opened in 1910, The Times wrote: "The severe plain wall is eloquent in its protest against the breathless rush and hustle of the modern city; it beckons to the hastening, sordid throng, Tarry a while; there is in life more than stocks and shekels and vain show".

Mrs Currie told the BBC: "Our efforts to try to improve matters at Broadmoor came up against a very severe brick wall.