We're putting in a copper stent, and this copper stent erodes the artery and causes heart attacks.

We said, so we'll put in a stent, but we're not going to put in a stent that we'd put in people.

This is a heart stent developed by Zhong You at Oxford University.

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The Sun burns our peripheral vision.

And this stent folds down using an origami pattern, based on a model called the water bomb base.

Well, the heart stent came from that little blow up box that you might have learned in elementary school.

And that happens at every peripheral node.

Thus, its relevance to groundwaters is rather peripheral.

She had a bleeding up in the brain, and that's been fixed with a little stent, a metal clamp that's tightening up the vessel.

Then we tried it with my son, Dr. Tim Fischell, we tried it on some human patients who had to have a stent put in.

This year, the G 8ers are talking about interesting but peripheral issues, such as the economic impact of the Internet. Worse, they are talking about important issues, like food security, in a peripheral way.

Other reform proposals contained in your draft outcome document, Mr. President, would become peripheral.

But it's peripheral activities, like these, that allow people to get together, doing fun things.

So, looking wide, using your peripheral vision, is a really interesting place to look for opportunity.

The Government took a number of initiatives to deal with the plight of peripheral rural areas.

The Programme s priorities, in our estimation, are increasingly being accorded peripheral attention by the international community.

In particular, the Panel finds that Saudi Arabia has overestimated the intensity of damage in peripheral areas.

On that basis, the Panel reduced the extent of the peripheral areas and the areas damaged by roadways.

The living and working conditions of urban slum dwellers have historically been a peripheral concern of the international community.

The residence is gray, and strongly fortified by peripheral fence, the second interior wall, barbed wire entanglement and vehicle roadblocks.

Iraq states that conditions in the peripheral areas are currently equivalent to or better than those prior to the conflict.

The government bonds of peripheral eurozone countries thus became toxic. Given the unprecedented nature of the Greek default, the market valuation of peripheral debt has been fluctuating widely, still searching for fundamentals, such as deficit or debt levels, that could explain the evolution of risk premia over time.

221. A sound infrastructure has thus been established for the implementation of nutrition and health programmes at the most peripheral level.

Moreover, national banking systems can now separate more easily, because the peripheral countries current accounts have already achieved a rough balance, with all but Greece expected to record a small external surplus in 2014. With the exception of Greece, the peripheral countries will not need any capital inflows in the near future.

And it really seems peripheral, we never think about it, until we don't have access to it, and then it becomes a gatekeeper.

Saudi Arabia estimates that 143 square kilometres of core areas and 629 square kilometres of peripheral areas were damaged because of military activities.

And maybe you can use that liquid Kevlar if you need something strong to replace peripheral veins, for example, or maybe an entire bone.

Based on its own review of remote sensing imagery, Iraq contends that the extent of damaged roads and peripheral areas is smaller than Saudi Arabia claims.

This device has been implanted into the muscle and peripheral nerve of rats, and uses ultrasound as energy source, which is also used to read collected data.

Deflation discourages optimism about the future. Shifting the entire adjustment burden onto peripheral countries with current account deficits, while core countries continue to run surpluses, obstructs adjustment.

Improve individual countries domestic policy mix in a manner that targets debt sustainability through both growth promotion and deficit reduction, especially in the most vulnerable peripheral economies

Equipment (server and related software and peripheral equipment to support Internet linkages of the network) (in support of activities (a), (b), (c) and (d) under para. 51).

The first visit of the top leader of Chinese CP and the country will open a new chapter of peripheral diplomacy with Chinese characteristics in a new era.

UNICEF support to pre service training will be limited to the training of peripheral and community health workers through joint programming arrangements with other donor and cooperation agencies.

The eurozone crisis will not be resolved until this internal imbalance is reduced to a sustainable level, which requires not only fiscal adjustment in the troubled peripheral economies, but also balance of payments adjustments across the eurozone as a whole. That, in turn, implies the need for a real exchange rate adjustment inside the eurozone, with peripheral countries production costs falling relative to those in the core.

But the creation of the euro caused a sharp fall in interest rates in the peripheral countries, leading to debt financed housing bubbles and encouraging their governments to borrow to finance increased government spending. Amazingly, global financial markets ignored the credit risks of this sovereign debt, requiring only very small differences between interest rates on German bonds and those of Greece and other peripheral countries.

So you might say, let's go to the brain and put something in the brain to record signals, or in the end of the peripheral nerve and record them there.

This is likely to happen soon. At this point, peripheral countries will regain their fiscal sovereignty and will be able to ignore Reinhart and Rogoff s warning at their own risk.

But some States claim that this higher responsibility is only for two or three or five States to negotiate, and the rest of us should deal with small, peripheral matters.

But when we were looking at the case sheets, what we found was, these people with the paralyzed phantom limbs, the original arm was paralyzed because of the peripheral nerve injury.

For starters, Chinese officials should be under no illusion that the country will be immune to financial contagion. A Grexit would hit European banks that hold peripheral eurozone countries sovereign bonds.

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