occlusion

1 "Dwight Eisenhower's 1955 heart attack, the most highly publicized coronary occlusion in history, is usually cited as the trigger of this national impulse to perspire for the sake of health," the article explained.

2 Google says the more than 200 million Android devices will also get occlusion for any object that has an AR model in Google Search.

3 Her voice, dark, fulsome and cutting, communicated Woolf’s intellectual depth and her personal demons; there was the insight and occlusion of a novelist at the height of her powers hiding her suicidal ideations from others.

4 Pokémon Go creator Niantic showed off a video of an occlusion demo featuring a tiny virtual pikachu darting around an urban plaza, dashing in between objects and blending seamlessly with the environment.

5 Some organ-recovery teams in the United States and Taiwan have tried to prevent this by inserting a thoracic aortic occlusion balloon to stop the pumped blood from reaching the brain.

6 Further assessment of his airway indicated that despite artificially ventilating him with a bag and mask, his chest remained silent, suggesting that there was total airway occlusion and he was not receiving any oxygen.

7 There are midline deviations in population with normal occlusion.

正常人群中线偏移距(度)不为零.

8 Purpese: Improve the CT diagnosis of cerebral arterial occlusion.

目的：旨在提高大脑动脉闭塞的CT诊断水平。

9 Occlusion culling and could help here.

遮挡剔除就可以做到这一点。

10 The experimental results show that the algorithm is effective to multiple object segmentation with partial occlusion.

实验结果表明，该文提出的算法对存在局部遮挡的多运动对象分割是有效的。

11 Remarkably, accounting only for the possibility that they were right — when they were wrong — no physician examined Talia’s airway or her dislocated jaw in the hours leading up to her airway occlusion.

12 Vascular occlusion is another potential complication, where a blood vessel blockage prevents blood from moving through pathways in your body.

13 Heart attacks are generally the result of cardiovascular disease — when atherosclerotic plaques rupture and cause complete arterial occlusion or blockage.

14 For a long time, the occlusion of airways by an excess production of viscous, hyper-concentrated mucus was considered a feature of late-stage cystic fibrosis.

15 The rest of the continental United States — plus Hawaii and a spot of southern Alaska — will enjoy a consolation prize of partial occlusion.

16 Physicians have effective methods of clearing these occlusions: clot-busting proteins called tissue plasminogen activators and thrombectomy, a surgical technique.

17 Using plastic wrap over a cream or other topical treatment on an area of skin is a form of occlusion therapy (the very method that makes sheet masks so effective).

18 Micro - occlusion was more important for tougher surfaced natural fibers than for smooth, round man - made fibers.

微观 的吸留现象在表面粗糙的天然纤维上比在光滑的圆形化学纤维上较为重要.

19 Spread: this value sets the level of diffusion of the occlusion.

传播：这个数值设置遮挡的扩散级别。

20 Those with asthma or edema experience increased occlusion from increased inflammation of the airways.

1 包藏

occlude pocket

2 阻塞

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3 堵塞

stuffed-up emphraxis stop blockage blockade block choke blocked in blind congestion obstruct glut encumber occlude close bind jam pond foul clog build in choke up

4 闭塞

obturate occlude ungated obstruent closeness stopper constipate stoppage occlusive insulation obliterate

5 囚锢

occlude

6 吸收

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7 咬合

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8 闭锁

lock imperforate atresia

9 闭合

unopened closure close

10 锢囚锋

occluded front

11 梗塞

infarction infarct

12 吸留

occlude