Similar words: price support, price supports, support, supported, in support, supporter, supporting, supportive. Meaning: adj. of or pertaining to equipment or methods used to sustain life life support. n. 1. equipment that makes life possible in otherwise deadly environmental conditions 2. medical equipment that assists or replaces important bodily functions and so enables a patient to live who otherwise might not survive.
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(31) Whatever the impact, it would be a mistake to confuse the twitches of an economy on life-support with a lasting recovery.
(32) In 2010 the playing field will start to level out as lending recovers slowly and investment banks are weaned off emergency life-support systems.
(33) By sabotaging the computer of a life-support system, criminals could kill an individual as easily as they had used a gun.
(34) Darth Vader's grim black attire was a life-support system, his labored mechanical breathing the sound of a walking iron lung.
(35) Were they to throw together a bivouac on the moon's frozen surface, or simply wander the wastes like some misguided flock until the mechas' power and life-support systems failed?
(36) Similarly all banks are now plugged into government life-support systems.
(37) The patient was dying, and the young doctor had organized a meeting with the family to talk about withdrawing life-support machines and medications and starting comfort measures.
(38) "Climate change is beginning to damage our natural life-support system, " he says.
(39) The biosphere of the Earth is essential to human survival and development. The services of ecosystems are critical to the functioning of the Earth's life-support system.
(40) They hope to develop a biological life-support system to produce oxygen and food and to treat water for longer space missions.
(41) Once, when she had been in hospital for an operation to remove an ovarian cyst, she had ended up on a life-support machine.
(42) The service of ecological systems and the natural capital stocks that produce them are critical to the functioning of the Earth's life-support system.
(43) But a new study suggests that doctor-doctor marriages may need more life-support than others.
(44) His case is simple: With no power-sucking life-support systems, ROVs offer more time on the ocean floor—and therefore, more opportunity to explore what we don't know—than manned subs.
(45) To that end, NASA will spend billions of dollars developing new engines, propellants, life-support systems and the like.
(46) "What we do to the ocean, we're doing to our life-support system—we're doing it to ourselves, " Earle said.
(47) These problems involve primarily the oceans and atmosphere—the commons which are shared by all and are the basis of our life-support system .
(48) He made it clear the White House believes it is too early to take the US economy off life-support.
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(49) Here, democracy is on life-support, while paid-for politicians give mouth to mouth to imperialism, rampant globalization and the ravaging of the poor.
(50) Each Ithorian herd-ship has a complex life-support system that replicates the environment of Ithor, complete with jungles, wildlife, and even weather patterns.
(51) Space suits not only have to provide a complete life-support system (oxygen, water and so on), but must also protect against the dangers of space.
(52) Moreover, it recognizes not only the external value of nature to human, but also the value of nature itself, i. e. , the value to persistently sustain life and life-support system on the Earth.
(53) The life-support system was just beside you with tubes piercing mercilessly into your left wrist.
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