Sentence examples for was fractured during from inspiring English sources
His skull was fractured during a demonstration against the National Front.
A low pressure turbine blade of an aircraft engine was fractured during the ground test run.
My own fraternity, Delta Psi (which was fractured during the Civil War and reunited in the years after the war), has a fraught racial history: When the Yale chapter tapped its first black member in 1961, members from the University of Virginia branch went to New Haven to protest the decision.
Indiana Pacers star Paul George was on the road to recovery Saturday after having surgery on his right leg, which was fractured during a freak fall on Friday during a Team USA basketball scrimmage in Las Vegas.
We found that this important lateral buttress area was fractured during the operative procedure in a third of patients with a detached greater trochanter preoperatively.
Two rabbits were excluded from the series; one exhibited signs of infection 7 days after surgery and in the other the plug was fractured during surgery.
"We will try to sort out anything that comes," said Mr. Freeth, whose skull and ribs were fractured during the attack by invaders in June.
"Both right side (first officer's) aileron control cables, routed along the right side of the fuselage above the passenger oxygen cylinders, had been fractured during the rupture event," the report said.
Dr. Ghassan Dhaif, who now works at a private hospital, said he treated a man there last week whose jaw had been fractured during clashes with the police.
Twenty New Zealand white rabbits underwent mandibular distraction osteogenesis, and 5 million MSC transduced with hNGFβ-vector or control vector were transplanted around the nerve in the gap where the bone had been fractured during the operation (n = 10 in each group).
The two geo-mechanical properties are critical for the evaluation of the brittleness index of shales, as higher E and lower v indicate higher potential for shales to be fractured during hydraulic stimulation (Rickman et al. 2008).
