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Meanings of occlusion in inglês
português
frente oclusa (Meteorology) a composite front when colder air surrounds a mass of warm air and forces it aloft.
Sinônimos
Examples for "stop"
Examples for "stop"
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May I suggest the responsible authorities take measures to stop this problem?
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The source said the aim was to stop weapons arriving by sea.
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But perhaps market forces can stop crimes that law enforcement officials cannot.
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I think we need legislation protecting good faith efforts to stop spam.
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Toyota said there would be no need to stop production in Europe.
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See that new cell block they're building right beside the golf course?
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This silver block with attached chain is a good case in point.
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However, block liner trains, which are booked by individual companies, will continue.
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Further controls allow people to block particular tracking systems while allowing others.
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On Sunday Austria's foreign minister threatened to block EU negotiations with Turkey.
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Photo: RNZ Today finally brought some closure to their fight, Karl said.
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Christ, for five years, you've led the station in case closure rates.
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As far as locals are concerned, its closure couldn't happen fast enough.
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The mass closure was caused by a technical issue with processing payments.
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However, the closure has as much to do with business as safety.
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The company however said the stoppage had no significant impact on output.
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Even in strike-weary France, the work stoppage is affecting Euro Disney stock.
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Limited work on the project resumed last month after a two-week stoppage.
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Limited work on the project resumed last Thursday after a two-week stoppage.
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Workers decided to call off a second six-hour stoppage planned for Tuesday.
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Weinstein underwent surgery at Bellevue to clear a heart blockage last week.
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The company said it would take three weeks to remove the blockage.
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She had tried three times and was unable to open the blockage.
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They had looked for such a blockage, but in the wrong places.
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I've a blockage there, so that my eyes go red a lot.
Usage of occlusion in inglês
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Results: VF was induced with occlusion or after reperfusion in 35 animals.
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In case of chronic occlusion, however, ischemia-induced symptoms may necessitate an operation.
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Treatment was given immediately after coronary occlusion and for 2 subsequent days.
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Adjustment for risk factors of graft occlusion did not change these results.
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Results: All patients were successfully fulfilled ureter occlusion stent implantation after nephrostomy.
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Results: Balloon occlusion led to rapid TIPS thrombosis, which was readily reversible.
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The use of three-dimensional and fibered coils resulted in higher occlusion rates.
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Conclusions: Clinical response to thrombolysis is influenced by the site of occlusion.
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Smith and Jarvis record cases of congenital occlusion of the anterior nares.
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Doppler arterial flow signals within the intestine quickly disappeared following venous occlusion.
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Major complications included one perforation, one acute occlusion, and two severe dissections.
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Prostate volume and IIA origin diameter were measured; IIA occlusion was noted.
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Laparoscopic renal artery occlusion was applied to each kidney for 120 minutes.
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Plasma TM levels in patients with occlusion test and on circadian fluctuation.
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The features had been improved obviously and the occlusion reached nearly normal.
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Delays look promising for delineating the arterial occlusion territory and collateral circulation.
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Translations for occlusion
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Occlusion through the time
Occlusion across language varieties
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