| 词汇 | example_english_expiration |
| 释义 | Examples of expirationThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. In spontanously breathing children, the time available for expiration is approximately twice the time of inspiration. Depending on how the assessment was conducted, it might be very difficult to give an exact expiration date for the report. Inspirations are shown as positive values and expirations as negative values. Early vocalizations, arising from the expiration of air through the vocal tract, consist of a natural, vowel-like resonance reflecting characteristics of the oral cavity. From recordings made in the caval veins during expiration, maximal velocities were determined during both systole and diastole. In mechanically ventilated patients with total cavo-pulmonary anastomoses, the pulmonary blood flow is increased during expiration. During inspiration, the velocity of forward flow across the tricuspid valve was relatively normal, while during expiration there was diastolic reversal of flow. Delivery is at the discretion of the short position holder and can be exercised any time during the contract expiration month. We now consider lease expiration at a known date in the future. This appeared during expiration, and not on inspiration as is expected in conditions with reduced compliance and abnormal rise in pressure. The longest period for a lease with an expiration date ends in 2077, although some leases extend in perpetuity. In deriving the equilibrium, we have assumed that, upon the expiration of the advance notice, the firm can dismiss the worker at no cost. The duration of one's expiration [for each repercussion] will be gradually shortened and the repercussions will become more rapid. To minimize the potential error introduced by respiratory translation of cardiac position, acquisition of images in older children and adults was timed with end expiration. A fact is said to be expired after its expiration interval. A ratio of inspiration to expiration of 1:1 was used in three and a ratio of 2:1 in two. In these patients, forward flow was extremely dependent on respiration, with decrease or cessation of antegrade flow during expiration in 22 patients. The maximum velocities of flow in the superior caval vein at inspiration and expiration were significantly lower in patients after a total cavopulmonary anastomosis. One's expiration must be arranged so that it successively acquires equal forces. Expiration interval, a system level metric, is the number cycles for which a fact can be shared after its creation. Variation with respiration was calculated by the ratio of peak forward flow in the superior and inferior caval, hepatic and portal veins during inspiration and expiration. Therefore, abolishing the expiration of identification papers could make a change of citizenship more difficult, even though the text of the treaty seemed to facilitate it. In our patients undergoing a cavopulmonary anastomosis, however, hepatic venous flow was extremely dependent on respiration, leading to cessation of antegrade flow during expiration in many. Interruption of flow during expiration in the presence of chronically elevated systemic and hepatic venous pressures throughout the cardiac cycle will surely impair hepatic circulation and, potentially, function. In practice if we calculate the implied volatility for different strikes and expiration times on the same underlying, then we find that the volatility is not constant. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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