Sentences with phrase «difficult operation»

The minimally invasive surgery program at C.S. Mott Children's Hospital employs innovative techniques and sophisticated instruments to allow our highly skilled surgeons to perform even the most difficult operations through the smallest incisions possible.

Performing a second lung transplant is an especially difficult operation, due to the buildup of scar tissue from the first transplant and other factors.

When Lili is in the hospital, facing difficult operations and making emotional speeches, it feels more like a movie, a slow one.

Division is the most difficult operation to grasp for those arrested at the part - whole stage of understanding fractions.

Of course, Whitehead knows that «the appeal to the facts is a difficult operation,» since the facts as stated are always interpreted in terms of some set of general notions.

To learn about the everyday lives of these difficult creatures, Fischbach and his colleagues have been attaching satellite tags to walruses — a difficult operation in itself, requiring the biologists to land a helicopter downwind of the herd, then slowly wriggle forward on their bellies until they can fire a tag into an animal's thick skin.

Consequently, scores of newbies are being assigned to some of the most demanding and difficult operations (such as Southern California TRACON, Potomac TRACON, and the towers in Atlanta, Miami, and Orlando) right after completing their classroom training in Oklahoma City.

«In any scenario, mining helium - 3 from the moon will be a massive, difficult operation,» said the...

She has also taken a leadership role in education reform in our state, and while I have not always agreed with all of the recommendations her work on these efforts has produced, I'm also realistic enough to understand that these sorts of initiatives are difficult operations to manage; a bit like teaching an elephant to dance — you can do it, but its going to take a long time, be very difficult to pull off, and a lot of people are going to get hurt.

Jumping through lists is yet a difficult operation on the Kindle 2 and needs lots of menus to be jumped through before reaching what had been initially intended to by the user.

It is a difficult operation and side effects and failures are not uncommon.

That's a difficult operation for a nuclear plant, as is ramping back up when the sun sets.