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Meanings of ostia in English
Communion bread used in the Christian ritual of the Eucharist (the Lord's Supper)
Synonyms
Examples for "hostia"
Examples for "hostia"
1
The hostia is the consecrated bread, the holy host, the body of Christ made wafer.
2
After much wondering I did manage to make out "O Salutaris Hostia!"
3
"You speak hopefully," Horace said, "but you have our Hostia (I understand the 'Cynthia' is an open secret) to reckon with.
1
May the sacramental bread be made of meal of Indian corn?
2
You ask (1), whether the sacramental bread is or is not "voided like other meats"?
3
Why, in England, persons accused of crime could appeal to the cross, and to a piece of sacramental bread.
4
The crown of the sacramental bread used to be reserved for the family of the seigneur or other communicants of distinction.
5
He had also openly denied the doctrine of transubstantiation, which teaches that the sacramental bread is miraculously changed into the actual body of the Saviour.
1
They took the Communion bread to their houses, and there hacked it in pieces.
2
For communion breads they used potato chips and the soft drink, Cool-Aid, for wine.
3
Those who had not partaken of the Communion bread.
4
But more low-gluten communion breads have come into the American market in the last few years, Fendler said.
5
"We could get some of the Communion bread," Dale said to Lawrence.
1
The hostia is the consecrated bread, the holy host, the body of Christ made wafer.
2
They took the most holy host very devoutly and with great reverence, and gave it a decent place in the sanctuary.
3
While an e-book of the Bible can be bought and read on any e-reading device, the Godspeed offers a holy host of Christian-specific applications.
4
He resisted, still mumbling of holy hosts and un-dead leeches.
5
Receiving the holy Host, he breathed his last.
Usage of ostia in English
1
Statistical analysis showed good interobserver reliability for observation of the ostia and proximal course.
2
This imaging tool permits perfect visualization of all PV ostia and neighbouring LA structures.
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Conclusions: We observed common ostia more frequently on the left side than on the right.
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Conclusions: Ablation around the PV ostia diminishes left atrial response to VS and decreases the atrial VW.
5
Images were reviewed by two 'blinded' radiologists and renal arteries were counted and their ostia were evaluated.
6
It is the method of choice for patients with anuloaortic ectasia and cephalad displacement of the coronary ostia.
7
We report here a thoracoscopic lobectomy for right lung cancer in a patient with three right vein ostia.
8
Pseudoaneurysms at the coronary ostia or distal aortic anastomosis were observed in five of 16 patients having postoperative angiography.
9
The potential of paravalvular leak and occlusion of coronary ostia can be evaluated from simulated post-deployment aortic root geometries.
10
For coronary ostia detection a success rate of 97.5% is achieved.
11
At the end of the procedure the 'collar' was anchored to the conduit to control persistent bleeding from coronary ostia anastomoses.
12
It is also recognized that disturbed or oscillatory flows near arterial bifurcations, branch ostia and curvatures are associated with atheroma formation.
13
No pseudo-aneurysm at the coronary ostia or the distal aortic anastomosis was observed at control aortography carried out 1 month after surgery.
14
The aortic valve and the aneurysm were resected, the coronary ostia were dissected free, mobilized, and then implanted to the composite graft.
15
CCTA images were reviewed for anomalous coronary artery, take-off angle and level, ostia morphology and grading, proximal narrowing, anomalous course and atherosclerotic plaques.
16
Two encircling lesions around the ostia of the right and of the left pulmonary veins are carried out epicardially, usually before cardiopulmonary bypass.
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Portuguese
Ostia through the time