Sentences with word «occlusion»

This kind of occlusion of a carotid artery, which can be the result of things ranging from blunt trauma to heavy exertion, appears to be the prime source of strokes in youngish middle - aged people — i.e. people like me.

Strength coaches have experimented with occlusion training with other protocols too.

With superior image quality and an extra performance cost of less than 1 frame per second, HBAO + is the clear choice for Ambient Occlusion in Dying Light.

A new device worn like a visor can detect emergent large - vessel occlusion in patients with suspected stroke with 92 percent accuracy, report clinical investigators at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC), Mount Sinai, the University of Tennessee Health Sciences Center and elsewhere in an article published online on March 6, 2018, in the Journal of Neurointerventional Surgery.

The general prescription for occlusion training is to choose a very light weight — 20 — 30 % of the load you think you could lift one time (your one - rep max).

What's your take on occlusion restriction training?

But this is the point where hardware steps in bringing truly scale - independent ambient occlusion by allowing brute force tracing of multiple rays from each pixel several hundreds of meters each frame.

The Umbra 3 middleware powers up real - time graphics performance and productivity with automatic occluder generation and software based occlusion culling.

Abstract: Previous studies have shown that low - intensity resistance exercises with vascular occlusion and slow movement effectively increase muscular size and strength.

PH occurs because the intrahepatic vasculature can not accommodate the additional volume of portal blood that is diverted back to the liver after total occlusion of the shunt vessel.

Normal occlusion in most medium and long muzzled breeds consists of the upper (maxillary) incisors that just overlap the lower (mandibular) incisors (scissors bite).

An oral examination to check the teeth is also essential to ensure good dental occlusions as dental problems can cause pain and teary eyes.

Comparison of Ranibizumab and Bevacizumab for Macular Edema Secondary to Retinal Vein Occlusions in Routine Clinical Practice.

Catheter based occlusion (closing the duct with coils or a ductal cclude) is a minimally - invasive alternative and the patients usually go home the following day.

Individuals with good occlusion normally have a well rounded and full «U-shaped» arch.

Patients that undergo successful patent ductus arteriosus occlusion typically live a normal lifespan and are essentially cured of their condition once closure is performed before the onset of heart failure.

It's a killer forearm exercises that takes full advantage of your biomechanics and anatomy to place great tension and substantial blood occlusion on the forearm muscles for maximum growth.

The individual proteins (right) stick together to form the building blocks (left, seen from the side; center, seen from above) of the crystalline occlusion bodies.

The longer cholesterol stays high the more prone it is to oxidisation, the more oxidised it becomes the greater the propensity to induce foam cell production and arterial occlusion as a result of inflammation.

Following coronary artery occlusion, SDF - 1α level is increased in the infarcted area, resulting in the recruitment of progenitor cells expressing CXCR4 for post-infarct repair [47].

Death comes with the brutal crash of steel as autos meet on freeways, through the quiet slit of steel with a razor at the wrist, with the thieving suddenness of a coronary occlusion, with the silent stealth of infant crib death, with the adding - machine efficiency of genocide, or with the plotlessness of invisible mass killings in Kampuchea.

Use of an ameroid constrictor for gradual occlusion of single extrahepatic PSS has been described.

Because of its effectiveness, we recommend that intermediate trainees use occlusion training on work sets.

These can be closed by coil occlusion by the neuroradiologists or clipping by the neurosurgery colleagues.

Or maybe add occlusion culling to the engine (only render what you can see.)

Occlusion causes strength increases by recruiting more muscle fibers within the target muscle.

The video shows off some of the PC - only improvements over the original console version including anisotropic filtering, tessellation, dynamic foliage, and Nvidia's high - end ambient occlusion technique called HBAO +.

The CryEngine, meanwhile, has always been about bludgeoning even powerful PCs into submission, and I think it's interesting that its «tech showcase» video focuses on its specific capabilities, like Screen Space Directional Occlusion and Volumetric Fog Shadows, rather than a simpler and more consumer - friendly list of games it's being used in, as the other two do.

Called occlusion training — or, blood - flow restriction (BFR) training — it's one of the hottest trends in both strength and conditioning and physical therapy.

Interventional treatment for patients with congenital heart disease (PDA occlusion, balloon valvulplasty, etc.) and permanent pacemaker implantation.

To better understand the significance of the influence of breastfeeding on malocclusion, one must consider that, of the approximately 600 older skulls this author examined and evaluated, nearly all had perfect occlusions.

Umbilical cord occlusion uses a special instrument to tie off the umbilical cord of the sick baby.

The researchers next added occlusion testing in which the computer identifies the areas in each image that are of greatest interest and the basis for its conclusions.

Atomic model of the crystalline occlusion bodies, derived from the X-ray diffraction images recorded at the X-ray free - electron laser LCLS at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory.

The addition of occlusion therapy, or patching 1 eye, increases the response rate to 2 thirds, but not all individuals comply and people who do could experience reverse amblyopia or emotional problems.

Cells signaling disparity are in V1 (as shown by Pettigrew), but cells that extract illusory contours (from implied occlusion) are extracted in area V2, the next stage up, as shown by Rudiger von der Heydt of Johns Hopkins University.

We hypothesize that the main mechanism behind the proposed favorable bone responses observed thus far is through increased intramedullary pressure and interstitial fluid flow within the bone caused by venous occlusion.

It has been known for many years that people with proper occlusion of your mouth have greater endurance and better performance than those with malocclusion.

Upon starting the game, players can choose to access the configuration tool, which includes a vast array of graphics settings such as Shadow Resolution, Distance, Casters, and Filtering, Ambient Occlusion HBAO +, unlimited draw distance, high - quality DOF, High - quality glow effect.

Dr. Lesser also performs interventional cardiology including pacemaker implantation, balloon valvuloplasty, angiography and trans - catheter occlusion for patent ductus arteriosus.

The device is surgically placed around the shunt, and as fluid is absorbed the lumen of the ring becomes progressively smaller, causing shunt occlusion.

Textures, effects, ambient occlusion quality and motion blur are exactly like - for - like between the two.

Things pop just a tad more now thanks to parallax occlusion, and the lighting has gotten an upgrade, most noticeable when walking through the city at night.