Sentences with phrase «as ablative»

Not exact matches

A man may gaze at a highly formalised icon and gradually see through it to the world of spiritual truth which it symbolises; the «love of God» can act as an iconic form of words able to be understood actively or passively; the genitive can be understood in either the ablative or the dative sense.

It appears to offer «measurable advantages over other ablative therapies for focal prostate treatment, namely that we can visualize our treatment as it is happening,» according to the study authors.

He also treats liver, kidney, skeletal and lung tumors with ablative techniques, including cryoablation as well as radiofrequency and microwave ablation.

Here we would like to point out the difference in the optical parameters of ablative (destructive) and non-invasive (diagnostic) PNBs: their lifetimes and optical brightness (measured as the image pixel amplitude) differ significantly (Figure 4,7).

Each detected PNB - specific signal of such duration will be counted as a confirmation of PC cell destruction; (2) theranostic dual - pulse treatment: the first pulse will be close to the PNB generation threshold to generate small non-invasive PNBs; upon detecting such signals the system will increase the energy to the ablative level and will generate the second pulse in the same direction to expose the same area or volume and to detect ablative PNBs.

His Human Fossils series is inspired by the thought of epic conflict between these brutes, each on its own side as a metaphor for individualism's unseemly scramble, where sharp elbows become plasma cannons and a thick skin is represented by an ablative exoskeleton.

In today's New York Times there's a really good Op - Ed piece, «Clause and Effect» by Adam Freedman, that takes us through the role that these and other commas might play, and is, I'm fairly certain, the only journalistic piece I've ever read that brings up the Latin ablative absolute, one of the banes of my existence as a schoolboy.