It is hot, dirty and crowded, full of touts flogging tickets for flights that may or may not be on the timetable, which is an aspiration rather than a schedule in any case.
"All the art, the refinement, the magnificence of Paris [will] fail to realize that ideal of human government which is the aspiration of every free soul," he writes, "and which is an essential element in the growth of free and manly character" (136).
Israel, Pakistan, and India felt geo-political threats and developed nuclear weapons as deterrents, which is the aspiration of the powers in control of Iran and North Korea -- or do they have evil intent?
However, the early and immediate management of all these conditions has a common management modality which is needle aspiration and decompression. 1 4 5 7 8 Needle decompression of traumatic pneumothoraces and tension pneumothoraces prior to transfer to medical facilities is a practice which has been used for a long time.
The challenge in using liquid formulations in older patients, particularly those with dysphagia, is aspiration, which is caused by inadequate protection of the airway during swallowing.
The initiative, which is more an aspiration than a plan, has been endorsed by numerous other medical societies.
Michael Jackson aimed solely to make people dance, which is a fine aspiration, and he was himself a fantastic dancer.
Geoff Mason, a former ABC Sports and NBC Sports executive, now a consultant to ESPN and the NFL Network, was asked for advice by Ruibal a few years ago when WCSN's goal was to be a cable network (which is still an aspiration).
Lipid laden macrophages were present with Colombo index of 110 which is consistent with aspiration[ 3].
These heads contain a small engine allowing the flaps to vibrate in a regular repeated way, which is accompanied with aspiration.
