Examples of using Reverse flow in English and their translations into Portuguese
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At the same time, it allows the reverse flow of information from supervisory authorities to the Eurosystem to be managed.
Most such filters requires cleaning the reverse flow of water, however this procedure may not be sufficient.
Marking of the reverse flow island flap at the ulnar rim of the proximal phalanx to cover dorsal osseous exposure of the distal phalanx.
The reverse flow sural flap without microsurgery is one of the few treatment options in the distal regions of the legs and feet.
Such additional investments would be funded by thosetransporters who wish to have such reverse flow capacity.
The Commission was concerned also to ensure that the agreements will operate in practice in such away as to effectively meet dernandfor reVerse flow capacity which may arise.
In the latter case, a reverse flow sural fasciocutaneous flap was performed subsequently, without intercurrences.
throw it back into the kidney a counter reverse flow from the bladder.
backward inclined and reverse flow blower wheels and blower housings.
Proximal occlusion and reverse flow are other potential alternatives for these deficits,
In the reverse flow of the relationship of corporations with the providers,
causing an underdose, reverse flow, which can siphon blood from a patient,
that aims to analyse the reverse flow of medications with expired dates,
there can be even reverse flow when the tributary present low water levels,
but it allows reverse flow during diastole leading to ventricular volume overload.
is constructed to always keep a constant pressure even if used with a reverse flow.
It will be possible to increase this reverse flow capacity, up to amaximum of the full flow capacity of the pipeline,
In reverse flow flaps, the neurorrhaphy of one of the collateral nerves with the contralateral nerve is possible,
The reverse flow sural flap is one of the few alternatives for covering important structures such as bone