1. Buttressing of femoral neck Buttressing of femoral neck Gofton, J

2. Synonyms: buttress; Buttressing

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7. 1 synonym for Buttressing: buttress

8. Reasons for fluting (Buttressing) stem: A

9. Mal and tangential Buttressing numbers, respectively

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14. Patients with Buttressing had increased neck-shaft angles and smaller femoral neck diameters than were seen in patients without Buttressing

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16. What does Buttressing mean? Present participle of buttress

17. Buttressing results from periosteal apposition in the femoral neck and

18. The numbers buttressing this sprawling prison system are extraordinary.

19. A Buttressing pledget is manufactured from a synthetic elastomeric material

20. Synonyms for Buttressing in English including definitions, and related words.

21. Buttressing: to hold up or serve as a foundation for.

22. That is in turn buttressing the euro against the dollar.

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24. His account of Buttressing of the femoral neck draws attention to a curious phenomenon ( 1 ).

25. Nevertheless, these authors have stopped short of specifying the market argument in more detail and Buttressing …

26. Synonyms for Buttressing include supporting, bracing, strengthening, upholding, sustaining, bolstering, underpinning, shoring up, bearing and carrying

27. Buttressing In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives

28. Sidney Powell shares 270-page binder of documents Buttressing election fraud claims Daniel Chaitin 12/28/2020

29. Synonyms for Bolstering include supporting, bracing, buttressing, strengthening, boosting, maintaining, aiding, assisting, helping and shoring up

30. – had in fact referred to the buttressing problem at several points in the statement of objections;

31. When did the first man or woman think about buttressing such a habitat using tree limbs?

32. 19 synonyms of Buttressing from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, plus 10 related words, definitions, and antonyms

33. Hypernyms ("Buttressing" is a kind of): support (supporting structure that holds up or provides a foundation)

34. A timely report from an independent prosecutor would surely be helpful in buttressing and justifying that order.

35. The Buttressing pledget can be made radiopaque by the addition of a suitable material, such as barium sulfate

36. • It reformed the judicial system, Buttressing its independence, and introduced parliamentary scrutiny of important public sector contracts and appointments

37. The increased joint reactive force can be related to the increased neck shaft angle seen in patients with Buttressing.

38. Improed passie mechanics may result in part from a mechanical buttressing of the infarcted wall by the transplanted cells.

39. The arrival of Bruce Lehman and Allan Timmerman were very important in Buttressing the finance side of this research area.

40. Thus volume estimation can be used as a surrogate for buttress and stem mass and as a viable measure of Buttressing.

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42. Hibbing Taconite Company - Tailings Basin Buttressing Project January 2, 2020 Page 3 The commissioner shall allow compensatory mitigation as a …

43. By 19 it was reputedly the most profitable casino in the world, buttressing much of the Playboy empire with its gambling revenues.

44. Thus past hydrological regimes apparently favored baldcypress regeneration where water levels reached zero at Big Cypress Areas and influenced Buttressing form.

45. Patients were divided into two groups: those who with omental-flap Buttressing (omental coverage of intra-thoracic staple lines) versus those without

46. Medial cortical Buttressing is a common radiographic finding in hip OA, seen in ϳ50% of hips with end-stage disease (26)

47. The Namibian government, which owns the wreck and its contents under international law, will stop buttressing the walls on October 200

48. Buttressing is thought to be secondary to changes in mechanical stress that follow alterations in weight- bearing at the joint surface (3)

49. Tree Buttressing of form B, high buttresses, is dominant at Mermet Lake, which has nearly-permanent flooding and fluctuations in the water level

50. Hypernyms ("Buttressing" is a kind of): support (supporting structure that holds up or provides a foundation) Hyponyms (each of the following is a kind of "Buttressing"): arc-boutant; flying buttress (a buttress that stands apart from the main structure and connected to it by an arch)

51. The derived proportions of the human hand may provide supportive Buttressing that protects the hand from injury when striking with a fist

52. In geriatric acetabular fractures with involvement and medial displacement of the quadrilateral plate, medial Buttressing as part of ORIF proved to be reliable

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54. Buttressing arc-boutant flying buttress support Antonyms disallow forbid boycott disapproval negate Etymology buttress (English) bouterés (Old French (842-ca

55. New discoveries about the way Kilauea is slipping can be easily generalized to other island volcanoes that may not have similar buttressing structures.

56. It would appear that femoral neck Buttressing occurs in response to increased joint reactive forces seen at the hip being transmitted through the femoral neck

57. Buttressing: a phenomenon of osteoarthritis in which osteophytes at the hip joint extend across the femoral neck inferior to the femoral head and combine, with …

58. Buttressing = noun a support usually of stone or brick; supports the wall of a building • Syn: buttress • Derivationally related forms: buttress (for: buttress ) • Hypernyms: support • …

59. Buttressing is thought to be a mechanical adaptation that apparently prevents tipping and uprooting of trees by wind and gravity, especially in shallow or unstable substrates (Mattheck 1991).

60. On Tuesday, the prosecution asked multiple witnesses to describe their horror at what they saw, Buttressing the testimony with multiple videos, some of which had never been seen before.

61. If coastal ice shelves buttressing the west Antarctic ice sheet continue to disintegrate, the sheet could disgorge into the ocean, raising sea levels by several metres in a century.

62. Flexion of digits 2–5 results in Buttressing of the pads of the distal phalanges against the central palm and the palmar pads of the proximal phalanges

63. Identifying Cedar: Cedar is a distinctive tall evergreen tree with a drooping leader, a wide buttressing base, and a fibrous, fluted trunk with gray to cinnamon-red bark

64. Buttressing is thought to be a mechanical adaptation that apparently prevents tipping and uprooting of trees by wind and gravity, especially in shallow or unstable substrates (Mattheck 1991).

65. The height of the Buttressing, defined as the distance from the soil level to the height just above the buttress swell, was measured and recorded for use in volume estimation

66. On Tuesday, the prosecution asked multiple witnesses to describe their horror at what they saw, Buttressing the testimony with multiple videos, some of which had never been seen before.

67. Hyponyms (each of the following is a kind of "Buttressing"): arc-boutant; flying buttress (a buttress that stands apart from the main structure and connected to …

68. Buttress (third-person singular simple present Buttresses, present participle Buttressing, simple past and past participle Buttressed) To support something physically with, or as if with, a prop or Buttress

69. At its most basic, Buttressing is defined as creating supports to reinforce the exterior side of a wall so that it can absorb greater pressure from the force of the weight.

70. At its most basic, Buttressing is defined as creating supports to reinforce the exterior side of a wall so that it can absorb greater pressure from the force of the weight

71. On Tuesday, the prosecution asked multiple witnesses to describe their horror at what they saw, Buttressing the testimony with multiple videos, some of which had never been seen before.

72. Buttressing wall means a wall designed and constructed to afford lateral support to another wall perpendicular to it, support being provided from the base to the top of the wall

73. Although these Biphenyls have identical ortho substituents, the meta nitro substituent adjacent to the methoxyl group in C exerts a buttressing influence that increases the effective size of that ortho substituent

74. UNDP Guyana has commenced a process of realigning and Buttressing its Professional and support staff capacity.: Le PNUD du Guyana a amorcé un processus visant à réaligner et à étayer les capacités de son personnel professionnel et d'appui.: the retainer defines a bearing surface for Buttressing an element having a fluid flowing therethrough: cet organe de retenue définit une surface d

75. For sufficient Buttressing, the grounding line occurs near to where a lateral-drag controlled section of the ice shelf meets the bedrock, implying an independent control of the grounding line by the ice shelf.

76. Buttressing of the staple line in gastrointestinal anastomoses: overview of new technology designed to reduce perioperative complications Application of staple line reinforcement material seems a promising technique in preventing leakage and bleeding at the stapled suture line, thus potentially reducing complications of gastrointestinal surgery.

77. The normal Buttressing number KN is the normalised dif-ference between (a) the (vertically integrated) ocean pres-sure that would act in horizontal direction along the ground-ing line in the absence of the ice shelf, and (b) the actual (vertically integrated) normal stress

78. Buttress: 1 n a support usually of stone or brick; supports the wall of a building Synonyms: Buttressing Types: arc-boutant , flying Buttress a Buttress that stands apart from the main structure and connected to it by an arch Type of: support supporting structure that holds up or provides a foundation v reinforce with a Buttress “ Buttress the

79. The double - walling and the additional buttressing by smaller vimanas on the sides and corners are evidently expedients to support the mass of the superstructure of this vimana , which is the largest one of the period , and at the same time to provide a pleasing base to the height ratio and a balanced proportion to the edifice .

80. Highlights the fact that if the desire is for cohesion policy to take an important role in Buttressing a new economic and social balance, it must have the appropriate resources and means, whereas, in the Committee's view, the current level of funding is no more than the minimum needed to carry out this function and should respond to the pressure to contain spending arising from the