Sentences with phrase «shunt when»

There's noticeable shunt when you get on and off the throttle, too.

With two laps to go there was another major shunt when 2017 winner Kurt Busch when spun around by the bright yellow Penske car of Ryan Blaney (who'd led most of the race), triggering a 13 - car crash.

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When «inclusiveness» became the highest priority, many leaders (white, male, middle - age) whom people had trusted were shunted aside, and the merits of those who attained office (because they fit the quota slots) came under the shadow of suspicion.

Possible discomfort in these newborns can easily be treated in a straightforward way by active treatment (closure of the defect and shunting the hydrocephalus) and, when necessary, by the use of a professional pain / symptom protocol.

Just when a «gender gap» at the voting booth surfaced in 1980, and women in politics began to talk of capitalizing on it, the Republican party elevated Ronald Reagan and both political parties began to shunt women's rights off their platforms.»

When we pray for those we love, it ought not to mean a shunting of responsibility for their care upon God, but a stimulus to the wiser and more resolute acceptance of our own responsibility.

When it comes to the gospel, Mary can not be shunted aside or relegated to the affectionate obscurity of the annual Christmas pageant.

Patience and caution are equally important when trying to recover from a spin during a race, but both of those were ignored in this huge Stock Car Brasil shunt.

This Lamborghini Super Trofeo outing at Silverstone in 2013 didn't quite go to plan when he lost control while warming up his tyres and shunted into the barrier on the Hangar Straight.

Shunted out wide immediately following Dempsey's 29 - second goal, Jones ended up doing the work of two men, supporting the attack when necessary, defending heroically, and tucking into midfield when the USA had the ball.

When there's a long and important race ahead, the last thing you want to do is retire from it at the first corner in a big shunt.

He played down the shunt but explained that he's struggling in other areas of the track, similar to when he's on racing games.

Formula 3's trip to Pau is one of the best street racing spectacles around, but when you crash there, it's going to be a big shunt

Shunts are all part of the entertainment in motorsport and this year's Indy 500 featured one of the biggest we've seen in ages, when Scott Dixon's car went airborne after contact with Jay Howard.

To be honest I dislike a lot of so called supporters attitude atm around the club, I do not think Wenger is faultless but I do not believe he is at fault for all the blame shunted onto him, the current squad is made up of a decade of missed main targets so no, we are not going to have a WC squad when the CEO fails in the transfer market!

Following a hefty crash in race one when a driver didn't «leave - a-da-space» while battling in the Toyota Finance 86 Championship, wheel - to - wheel contact caused an even bigger shunt the next day.

There was a young Doc from Gibraltar, In the papers you'll probably have caught «er, «Cos Mourinho the c*nt Has given her the shunt For running on when she didn't oughta.

The thing is when he returned from injury AW never played him there again and favoured Ollie shunting Theo wide again.

Younger kids end up being shunted back and forth and older kids are caught in the crossfire when each parent starts playing the «blame game».

By attaching multiple electrodes to the periphery of an object or conductive coating, Zhang and his colleagues showed they could localize where and when such shunting occurs.

Like many touchscreens, Electrick relies on the shunting effect — when a finger touches the touchpad, it shunts a bit of electric current to ground.

Two unique clinical features of heart failure in children, say the guidelines» authors, are the possible coexistence of structural congenital heart lesions, with simultaneous over-circulation to the lungs, and under - perfusion to the body (when the two circulations are linked in parallel by an intracardiac shunt or a patent arterial duct); and a change in symptom complexes over time from infancy through adolescence.

When possible, doctors typically harvest a piece of a vein from a patient to make this bypass, called a shunt.

The guidelines also delve into various ways these infections may be prevented, such as using prophylactic antibiotics during placement of the devices, as well as employing «practice bundles,» specific steps neurosurgeons should take when placing shunts and drains.

The guidelines provide parameters regarding when clinicians should consider the possibility of ventriculitis (inflammation of the ventricles in the brain) or meningitis (inflammation of the lining of the brain or spinal cord) in patients who have cerebrospinal fluid shunts and drains (devices placed in the brain to relieve pressure due to fluid buildup), intrathecal drug pumps (for administration of pain medicine or other drugs into the spinal canal), deep brain stimulation hardware (medical devices that provide electrostimulation in the brain to treat Parkinson's disease or other neurological symptoms) or who have undergone neurosurgery or suffered from head trauma.

Perhaps blocking the rapid clearance of TRL remnants through LDLR and LRP1 has an adaptive role in shunting fatty acids liberated from plasma TGs to the heart and skeletal muscle when food is less plentiful.

The thought was that, if you blocked blood flow through the internal mammary artery in the chest, you'd shunt more blood to the heart and relieve the symptoms people experience when they're not getting enough coronary blood flow.

When cortisol is in demand for its blood sugar - balancing effects, the body «shunts» the production of progesterone to support further cortisol output.

This last point bears explaining - when you exercise, the body shunts blood away from momentarily less essential systems (like the digestive system) and towards more essential systems (heart, lungs, muscles).

When bonking occurs, the muscles required for running will therefore be the first place to shut down as usable energy effectively gets shunted to the brain.

When I try to access it while I am here visiting the UK, I can't because I automatically get shunted off the uk.match.com.

BE: I talked to Philip Baker Hall a few years ago, and when we talked about «The Loop,» he was still upset about the way the show had been handled when Fox switched presidents of entertainment, and the new one just kind of shunted it off to the side.

In Talent, Oregon, middle school students aren't shunted aside to be talked about behind their backs when it's time for those annual or biannual parent - teacher meetings.

Evo: «Grip levels were surprisingly decent on snow - covered ice, although steering feel was still noticeable by its absence (we'll wait until we get one on tarmac to report on that)-- and the A1 has been set up with a pleasingly neutral handling balance, torque being shunted to the rear axle when understeer is detected, with a version of Audi's torque vectoring system also helping out.»

It apportions torque 40:60 front to rear and the full - time 4WD system can shunt up to 75 per cent torque to the front or 85 per cent to the rear axle when needed.

Reported problems from Skoda owners include slow throttle response when starting from rest, «shunting» when accelerating, harsh down - shifts and slowness or failure to engage reverse.

An idiosyncratic, at times impressionistic book, Publishing is at its best when it taps Godwin's often prickly frustrations with her publishers through the years, underscoring how even writers at the peak of their careers can fall prey to the corporate do - si - do and find themselves shunted aside without the aforementioned dance partner.

When I first looked at the numbers, I figured I had better forget about vacations and restaurants for the next 16 years and shunt every penny into my little girl's education savings plan.

When one of Zillow's sites like StreetEasy.com ranks, they try to shunt user attention away from the listing agents toward ads promoting a «Premiere Agent.»

Because when you don't see the money — when it's automatically withdrawn from your checking account and shunted to specific savings goals — you will never miss it.

You don't see the money when it's automatically withdrawn from your checking account and shunted to specific savings goals — you will never miss it.

Portosystemic shunts, also called liver shunts, occur when the blood from the stomach, intestines, pancreas, and spleen bypasses the liver, preventing toxins from being filtered out.

-- Portosystemic Liver Shunt: This is a renal malfunction that happens when an unusual vessel causes blood to bypass the liver.

In rare instances when the ductus still wide after birth, the flow is really enormous and this leads to increase in pulmonary vascular resistance and change in direction of the shunt, so - called Eisenmengers physiology and reversed PDA.

When there is right to left shunt the microbubbles are seen in left atrim, left ventricle or arterial circulation — usually the abdominal aorta.

Blood has to pass through the liver to make its complete circulation through the body, but when a shunt is present, the blood has to skip the liver and goes directly into the main bloodstream.

In some cases, signs of a canine liver shunt don't show up until a dog is older, when kidney and bladder problems such as stones develop.

Her expertise has enabled the Animal Emergency and Referral Center to use intraoperative video fluoroscopy when treating cases of HMD or macroscopic portosystemic shunts.

PSVA occurs when portal blood is diverted around the liver (shunted), while MVD occurs when blood is diverted from the microscopic vessels within the liver.

Total globulins (but not necessarily gamma globulin) can go down in chronic liver or kidney disease, miss - routed liver blood circulation (portosystemic shunts), malnutrition, severe or persistent hemorrhage, protein - leaking intestinal diseases (enteropathies) and when intestinal parasites (eg hookworms) are present in large numbers.