Ruptures

In fact, after two consecutive Achilles ruptures and 17 months of rehab, it was about time that Cator got some fortune, and here, the rugby league gods were on his side.

Eventually, after the parasite has had enough time to multiply in masses, the host cell ruptures, releasing the bacteria and allowing them to infect new host cells.

It ruptures the very sense of an empowered space where the visions of my future would have come to life.

Powerful ruptures of bass accompany Bladee’s airy introduction.

Alongside the 2008 financial crisis, the votes for Brexit and Trump have often been described as ruptures to the neoliberal status quo.

In her autobiography “Black, White and Gold” Holmes estimated that she had suffered 37 major injuries in the previous decade, including ruptures, tears and stress fractures.

The US Geological Survey said the magnitude was 6.7, slightly lower than AFAD, adding that it had struck near the East Anatolian Fault, in an area that has suffered no documented large ruptures since an earthquake in 1875.

The US Geological Survey said the magnitude was 6.7, slightly lower than AFAD, adding that it struck near the East Anatolian Fault in an area that has suffered no documented large ruptures since an earthquake in 1875.

And so it’s both pointed and deeply moving when the plot suddenly ruptures and the perspective shifts to Emily, who tells her story in the movie’s second half.

Medical specialist Dr Yangchen said that stroke occurs when either blood supply to the brain is blocked and the particular area of the brain deprived of blood supply dies or when a blood vessel in the brain ruptures leading to bleeding in the brain.

Unlike previous models, UCERF3 accounts for the possibility of these multi-fault ruptures.

As I learned from basic research, the epicentre of an earthquake is the point on the surface of the Earth that is directly above the underground point where rock ruptures underground or undersea.

How many ruptures of relations were about to occur between two brothers, friends or relatives because of a mistake or a minor error, but then a person succeeded in reconciling them.

In case of a complete change of the shoulder joint due to muscle and ligament ruptures and ligaments, chronic inflammation of the cartilage, one can rely on surgery.

In its basic operations, it has created metabolic rifts in the soil nutrient cycle, which are then increasingly producing ruptures in marine systems.

On closer inspection, the entrance to the irrigation well is stained with oil, with oil stains also visible in and around ruptures in the black plastic irrigation pipe leading from the well.

The ant then actively ruptures its body wall to secrete the deadly sticky yellow goo from their enlarged glands.

The ruptures in the parents’ relationship or the absence of a parent has a deep impact on a child.

A hemorrhagic stroke occurs when a blood vessel in the brain ruptures or bursts.

Data ruptures a coolant tank, and the corrosive substance fatally dissolves the Borg's biological components.