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31, Iran borders the Strait of Hormuz, conduit for roughly two - fifths of all globally traded oil.

32, Feeders and motor control circuits for all users shall be run in above ground cable tray, with galvanized conduit for drops from the cable tray to the field device.

33, Jaw of sublingual bassoon abide plays the side outside gland conduit, with conduit of the gland below jaw collective mouth issues caruncle at the tongue, or alone mouth issues caruncle at the tongue.

34, But the course proves discovery, in cling to conduIt'should encounter soup, easy aspic cracks conduit.

35, The wire netting of whole village and drinkable conduit are destroyed.

36, La r é pression catholique contre les Vaudois r é fugi é s en Luberon conduit à une v é ritable guerre civile.

37, Features: 300 ℃ following in the work environment as a conduit.

38, Removable side panels and an internal conduit system facilitate cable management.

39, This study evaluated the clinical outcome of cryopreserved self-designed valved homograft conduit in the treatment of complex congenital heart disease.

40, Bromberg says the conduit plan ignores the root cause of the dwindling Dead Sea.

41, Railroad is carried and conduit carries the infrastructure that is area resource development and economic progress.

42, The regional deep fractures are main conduit of ore fluid which is dominated by meteoric water.

43, The clinical use of the valved aortic homograft conduit (VAHC) has contributed greatly to the treatment of complicated congenital heart diseases and acquired aortic root diseases.

44, The prototype observation during the test of Three Gorges Ship Lock shows that there is strong cavitation near the first diversion port of the conduit system.

45, Retaining weir is a kind of important structure for ensuring the stability and safely operation of gravity long distance water transfer conduit system.

46, Using the sacculus conduit to expand and using the YAG laser to repair the limited bile duct.

47, Objective To review the advance in materials of nerve conduit and Schwann cell transplantation for preparation of artificial nerve with tissue engineering technique.

48, After inserting conduit, abdomen uses gasbag pressurization , oppressive vein finishing speech[sentencedict.com], in order to reduce haemal circumfluence.

49, The nerve conduit was the inartificial or artificial tube that jointed the damaged nerve.

50, Disclosed are a system and method for growing photosynthetic cells in conduit.

51, Conclusion: The new antirefluxing conduit can prevent ascending cholangitis after the biliaryenterostomy.

52, Methods Reviewable summary for 50 cases of anesthesia to combined operation of URSL and PCNL. by CSEA and Epidural Black Anesthesia With Double Conduit.

53, A conduit (18) for an air duster is branched from an intermediate part of an air conduit (17) interconnecting an air supply source (16), which supplies compressed air, and an air tool.

54, A liquid conduit extends between the interior region of the central tank and each receiving area.

55, Note: 1. The laying method in correspondence with D category in the table 1-18(GB/T16895.15-2002)(sentencedict.com), which is suitable for the direct cable burying or cable layout in the underground conduit.

56, AIM: To observe the post-implantation morphological changes in valved aortic homograft conduit of neonate rabbit.

57, The Western Pacific is a vital conduit for the sea-borne trade needed to sustain China's growth and newfound prosperity.

58, It is shown by the analysis and the verification that formula in this paper can be used to calculate the vertical earth pressure on conduit hidden by filling with soil including convexly and in gully.

59, Conclusion The conduit is a valuable method for repair of intracranial oculomotor nerve with a results equal to or slight superior to axonal regeneration compared with nerve grafting in cats.

60, Objective To investigate the possibility of nerve regeneration after conduit repair of the intracranial oculomotor nerve in cats.