Examples of using Rupturing in English and their translations into Arabic
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Rupturing the membrane.
We're just increasing our chances of rupturing her heart.
Rupturing the membrane now.
Your water“breaking”(rupturing of the amniotic sac).
There is no way I can get a scope in there without rupturing one.
According to a complete rupturing of the muscle tissue around the victim's shoulders, he was dragged out there.
No, she slammed her forehead into the corner of a desk, rupturing her cortex.
It can prevent hair from rupturing during perm and hair dyeing, making hair not sticky, smooth and natural.
The concentric microfracturing to theoccipital were definitely not from the brain rupturing.
Which is the only thing capable of rupturing the space-time continuum.
Hemorrhoids are caused by too much pressure in the rectum, forcing blood tostretch and bulge the walls of the veins, sometimes rupturing them.
It's inserting a 6-inch needle into an umbilical vein without rupturing membranes or inducing bradycardia.
The periodic rupturing of ice dams at Glacial Lake Missoula resulted in the Missoula Floods, with discharges 10 times the combined flow of all the rivers of the world, dozens of times over thousands of years.
Normally when a body is frozen,ice crystals form from the water in the body, rupturing the cells.
In terms of depths of humanitarian tragedy, in terms ofgravity of human perception and reaction, in terms of rupturing the social fabric of Belarusian society, the Chernobyl tragedy is the closest thing to the lingering legacy of the last world war.
Lucky for you,I have written a Men's Running UK article about how to avoid rupturing every ligament you own!
Its fuel-tank design attracted both media andgovernment scrutiny after several deadly fires related to the tanks rupturing occurred in rear-end collisions. A subsequent analysis of the overall safety of the Pinto suggested it was comparable to other 1970s subcompact cars. The safety issues surrounding the Pinto and the subsequent response by Ford have been cited widely as a business ethics as well as tort reform case study.
When specified(see), Types III and IV batteries shall be designed and built in a manner that provides protection from bulging, leaking,venting, rupturing, burning and exploding under conditions of extreme electrical abuse.
Heavy goods such as machinery requiresheavy duty wooden box to prevent rupturing and damaging the product during land, sea or air transport.
(c) Sheared continental marginswere created along zones of translational continental rupturing during continental breakup and subsequent sea-floor spreading(fig. 6.1F).
This only underscores the major protection that bin Laden must have received from elements of the Pakistani security establishment to help him elude the US dragnet for nearly a decade. The breakthrough in hunting him down came only after the US,even at the risk of rupturing its longstanding ties with the Pakistani army and ISI, deployed a number of CIA operatives, Special Operations forces, and contractors deep inside Pakistan without the knowledge of the Pakistani military.
From bruises, ruptures of ligaments, sprains.
Modulus of rupture Air dried condition ≥18 20.1.
Ruptured spleen, pierced liver, collapsed lung.
Rupture test and water bag spill.
Free of capillary ruptures;
If one of these packages ruptured.
Rupture discs can be used separately or in combination with safety valves.