In general, the phenomena of embolism due to amniotic fluid affect the pulmonary arteries(pulmonary embolism from amniotic fluid) and, therefore, cause dyspnea and heart failure.
Although doctors suggest that serious genetic disorders, disorders of the endocrine and metabolic functions, the phenomena of hypoxia are to some extent related to the influence of the external environment.
In standard usage, the phenomenon of insight represents all self-knowledge, as well as the premonition or intuitive understanding of the internal structure or the nature of something.
High reliability: in the life span, BLAZE DISPLAY's displays do not appear the phenomenon of missing strokes, oil account, oil price or account of money will not differ;
According to the material before the Court, the first two causes of damage are vastly more powerful than the damage caused by other weapons, while the phenomenon of radiation is said to be peculiar to nuclear weapons.
In fact, the data collected on the national territory by the Ministry of Health shows that, in many regions, the phenomenon of stray dogs has reached dramatic levels and is often out of control.
Spatial and temporal location of banditry Andalusian The phenomenon of banditry in Andalusia lasted almost all of it, but, fundamentally, the places in which the authority was more relaxed, in areas away from the centers of power, relief, etc….
In any case, the gravity of what happened shows, obviously, that the phenomenon of impunity that the government has assured the settlers, as an instrument of occupation of the Palestinian territories, began to escape the control of the executive of Tel Aviv.
Before the Qing Dynasty, The phenomenon of men make up is common in during life, but after Qing Dynasty, men to make up seems special, and since the Qing Dynasty was the last dynasty in ancient China, so the concept is deeply rooted in the minds of many people.
(3) In the science of physical mechanics, the phenomenon of energy dissipation is associated with a physical property called friction or resistance, and can be represented by a dashpot or other device which converts energy into heat.
(3) In the science of physical mechanics, the phenomenon of energy dissipation is associated with a physical property called friction or resistance, and can be represented by a dash pot or other device which converts system energy into heat.
According to the material before the court, the first two causes of damage[i.e. heat/energy and prolonged radiation] are vastly more powerful than the damage caused by other weapons, while the phenomenon of radiation is said to be peculiar to nuclear weapons.
The spectacular thing is that these companies have managed in recent times to lower their break-even and to increase extraction productivity, with a price of crude to 65 dollars in Barile the'Game' was great! So the phenomenon of Shale, although known for several years, is still a phenomenon under observation by those who are outside the American market.
Since the phenomenon of irregular migration is part of the emerging European reality, we are confident that rather than being pushed back at the borders, unaccompanied minors, young people and families seeking asylum in the EU can be afforded a chance to rebuild their lives in the European Union through the provision of quality services that meet their needs.
キャビテーションの現象は液体で独特です。
The phenomenon of cavitation is unique in fluids.
この間違いなくカルト映画の現象は何ですか?
What is the phenomenon of this undoubtedly cult film?
宮廷ユダヤ人の現象は、現在ヨーロッパで受け継がれた。
The phenomenon of court Jews now continued into Europe.
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