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Meanings of aperture in English
Synonyms
Examples for "diaphragm"
Examples for "diaphragm"
1
The diaphragm and the speaking tube were the great sources of error.
2
Purpose: To evaluate the relationship between liver tumor motion and diaphragm motion.
3
Find the esophagus where it penetrates the diaphragm and joins the stomach.
4
Autopsy.-Baseof left lung adherent to diaphragm and costal pleura; lung hardened.
5
We conclude that CMV had a detrimental effect on diaphragm contractile properties.
Usage of aperture in English
1
Not the smallest aperture was left in it; nothing whatever could pass.
2
We crushed through the aperture and once more stood in the chapel.
3
The aperture of exit offered special features beyond simple increase in size.
4
The simple trefoil aperture seems a fair architectural version of the clover-leaves.
5
Given the shallow and narrow aperture, entering the 300SL is not easy.
6
The patio gate latch clicked and Pablo Artelan stood in the aperture.
7
I endeavored, but of course in vain, to look through the aperture.
8
The black aperture seemed friendly; it beckoned to her with friendly hands.
9
Not only in the plaster, but through the lathing, the aperture extended.
10
The new-comer stepped through the aperture and the panel closed behind him.
11
Thyrza looked round and saw in the aperture a tiny white figure.
12
The daylight breaks in at the aperture, signifying the dawning of 'Ope.
13
Then he strolled slowly down the passage and called through the aperture:
14
A crook inside saw it through the aperture and opened the door.
15
The arm comes through an aperture in the sleeve, which hangs down.
16
Then she stepped up on the sill and slipped through the aperture.
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Aperture through the time
Aperture across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common