Sentence examples for vein known from inspiring English sources

The creative approach is in the vein known on Madison Avenue by the term "product as hero," which is common when bringing out a new product.

And she published a play and two books of fiction – the second, Ma Mère Rit (My Mother Laughs, 2013), an autobiographical text in that hybrid vein known in France as "autofiction".

At the Lakka centre, patients were given large numbers of drugs, including amiodarone, through tubes inserted in the veins known as cannulae.

Three anatomic compartments are described (as networks), (N1) containing the deep veins, (N2) containing the perforator veins, and (N3) containing the superficial veins, known as the saphenous compartment,.

Bauhinia fotana was originally described on the basis of two fossil leaves [ 37], but the initial description is very simple without characters of high order veins known.

The main ventricular venous tributaries include the anterior interventricular vein, lateral cardiac vein, posterior ventricular vein (not shown), middle cardiac vein (also known as the posterior interventricular vein) and small cardiac vein.

If you have even a trace of petrol in your veins, know anything about bikes or cars, you won't be super-surprised by the results, but you'll enjoy getting there, the ride.

At the level of the inguinal ligament (which is at the anterior, diagonal border between the trunk and the thigh), the femoral vein becomes known as the external iliac vein; the latter unites with the internal iliac vein to form the common iliac vein.

The remains of many tombs, palaces, bridges, and Confucian and Daoist temples decorated in similar vein are known everywhere.

Endothelial cells were isolated from an umbilical cord vein of known genotype and cultured as described [ 1].

This arrangement of paired arteries and veins is known as a rete mirabile, or "wonderful net," and often functions as a countercurrent heat exchanger in other species.