More than half a dozen companies make surgical valves, but only two market TAVR valves.
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The TAVR valves cost far more than valves placed surgically, but insurers usually pay equally for either procedure.
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"All of us have three valves and he has two working valves and the third is like, a rusty valve," Teddi said.
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"All of us have three valves and he has two working valves and the third is like, a rusty valve," she added.
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The increasingly competitive market for transcatherter valves, used to replace diseased aortic valves without open-heart surgery, is expected to expand from $3 billion currently to $5 billion in 2021 as more types of patients get treated with the valves.
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Pregnancy is discouraged because people with mechanical valves need lifelong treatment with the drug warfarin to prevent clots from forming on the valves.
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The American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association currently recommend mechanical valves for people under age 50 and biologic valves for those over 23.
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The accident was caused by faulty valves which Boeing has re-designed and re-ordered from the supplier, though the new valves must be re-tested, Barrett said.
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The increasingly competitive market for transcatheter valves is expected to expand from $4.433 billion currently to $24.43 billion in 24.63 as more types of patients get treated with the valves.
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Medtronic competes with Boston Scientific Corp and Edwards Lifesciences Corp for a share of the lucrative market for transcatheter heart valves, used to replace diseased aortic valves without open-heart surgery.
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The heart valves were previously approved for patients at intermediate or higher risk of death or major complications during open-heart surgeries to replace damaged valves in patients with aortic stenosis.
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Mechanical valves can last decades but require patients to go on blood thinners, while tissue valves tend to last 12 to 15 years but can also be fixed through less-invasive procedures.
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Nostalgia is the smell of warm valves and analog sound.
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The custom Antarctic fire trucks come with stainless steel valves.
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"All prices are going up," says a supplier of valves.
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Require regular testing of all safety valves used in wells.e.
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It will have to have emergency exists, exhaust valves, etc.
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Instead, he deliberately sank the sub by opening its valves.
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The heart valves from the two companies were already approved for patients at intermediate or high-risk of death or major complications during open-heart surgeries to replace damaged valves in patients with aortic stenosis.
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Fracassi had to design the valves himself after the manufacturer refused to provide the 3D files, and he ultimately donated more than 13 valves to the hospital, each one costing him around $1 to make.
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The valves had to be replaced or repaired and put back.
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"They know all the valves and pipes and vessels," he added.
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Much like Opti, it also uses cloud technology connected to valves.
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Today, these man-made flow paths are Lake Okeechobee's overflow valves.
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To get it going, I had to turn two ball valves.
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Without those pressure valves, any system runs the risk of explosion.
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You've got valves to thaw out, fuel lines to de-ice.
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Imagine a computer chip that has valves instead of logic gates.
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Molluscs have valves on the left and right of their bodies.
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As the valves deteriorate, the heart struggles and gradually wears out.
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"She has significant disease of two valves," Dr. Come finally said.
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Two of his heart valves turned out to be severely damaged.
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Many had oil spills caused by damaged tanks, pipes or valves.
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In fact, our heart valves opening and closing generate our heartbeats.
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They had to chop through ice to find shut-off valves.
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Tissue transplants include corneas, bone grafts, heart valves, veins/arteries and skin.
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He removed the safety valves from the pipeline while increasing the pressure.
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Protesters said they spent months studying how to safely shut the valves.
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The sheets would be smoothed, the crash cart restocked, the valves oiled.
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Chance had two diseased heart valves and needed surgery to replace them.
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It remains to be seen if TAVR valves will fare as well.
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Heart valves are not directly inflamed and scarred by the strep bacteria.
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Radiation may cause heart rhythm disorders or damage arteries and heart valves.
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As the name suggest, these devices replace the existing valves on your radiator.
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The jury rejected its counterclaims that Boston Scientific's heart valves infringed its patents.
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Biologic valves are more prone to deterioration and may require a second operation.
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Utility crews had to drill holes into the pavement to access cutoff valves.
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The valves must be oiled; the sheets tucked; carts stocked; the trash dispensed.
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Emerson Electric, which makes valves and process controls systems, posted disappointing quarterly results.
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The problem with valves and adjustable vents is that they are easily misused.
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Tightening a few valves isn't going to come close to solving the problem.
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Workers will strip off anything valuable, like brass valves or other metal equipment.
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The heating guys filed out, swapping tales of valves, vents, and recalcitrant boilers.
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Today he helps maintain the valves that control water flow from the river.
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"Those valves tend to leak after doing that too many times," he said.
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VAT manufactures vacuum valves used in products such as flat panel displays and semiconductors.
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In a separate incident, the wrong solvent was used in cleaning valves, damaging equipment.
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They work on "modulating pressure," which involves slowly opening valves to keep them limber.
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These two 80-foot diameter drains help to funnel the water into valves below.
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In our home, temperatures typically hover around 80 degrees with all radiator valves shut.
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Agulus will pull data from irrigation valves and pumps for its agriculture tech business.
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Two valves took several minutes to open, instead of a few seconds, raising concern.
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The trials were sponsored by makers of TAVR valves, Edwards Lifesciences of Irvine, Calif.
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Perhaps with more competition, Dr. Herrmann said, prices for TAVR valves will come down.
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There are some release valves, like an emergency fund in case of an epidemic.
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But doctors were able to use her heart valves to save two other infants.
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In 2008, doctors saw one or two cases of infected heart valves per month.
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"The wells are much safer with two valves shut on top than with valves open and a plug halfway in and us having to abandon the site to avoid SO2 (sulfur dioxide) or, as less of a probability, lava," he told KHON.
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Many, like Ms. Whitefield, also need intricate surgery to repair or replace damaged heart valves.
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You can read the team's paper showing their process for creating artificial heart valves here.
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With that information, it tells these valves when to close, when to start collecting water.
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Pratt manufactures valves for water systems and is located about 40 miles west of Chicago.
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America's gripe is that rulings have impeded its ability to use the WTO's pressure valves.
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But even liquid flow batteries typically require complicated systems involving storage tanks, pumps, and valves.
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And recent experiments Dr Bischof has conducted on heart valves and arteries suggest it is.
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"Nothing has gotten better since we shut down the valves two years ago," Klapstein says.
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To generate and store electricity, plant workers open steel valves that run through the mountains.
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Neither he nor the president said exactly when the valves to the pipeline were closed.
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We can replace heart valves through a hole in a blood vessel, why not this?
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The first steps of closing valves, cutting straps and releasing bolts went without a hitch.
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The heart has four valves that control blood flow in and out of the heart.
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In the first quarter, sales of transcatheter heart valves soared 37 percent, the company said.
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The medical device maker said the affected StrataMR valves and shunts were manufactured from Oct.
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The latest directive basically adds another layer of approval and closes some additional escape valves.
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Inside the organ, banks of knobs, or stops, control air valves to sections of pipes.
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But those valves are utterly worthless to 99.9 percent of the people who buy them.
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One of the hospital's volunteers posted on Facebook that the valves helped treat 10 people.
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Mr. Brownridge had had two heart valves repaired and a double bypass three days earlier.
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This made large balls of ice build up in the valves and hold them open.
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The workers had been checking water valves to prepare for road paving, the statement reads.
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According to Battelle, a private research firm, the NIH spent about $500,000 developing these valves.
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The infection, endocarditis, is an inflammation of the lining of the heart's chambers and valves.
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Never did we expect that one of the world's most important safety valves would be plugged.
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This included a case in which someone used the wrong solvent to clean propulsion system valves.
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I was just a young kid pulling heads off of engines and lapping valves and stuff.
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With their thousands of connected sensors, valves and actuators, power stations also make for attractive targets.
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More interestingly, the valves can detect when a window is open and stop heating a room.
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The Netatmo Valves will be available at the end of 2016 for around $80 each (£59.99).
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The business makes products including measurement instrumentation, valves and regulators for the oil and gas sectors.
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Facilities that might also be pumping methane through 50 year old well pipes without safety valves.
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The person's tissues (which include heart valves and corneas) can be used for transplants, as well.
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Traditionally, larger valves meant for adults are used in pediatric patients, but may lead to complications.
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Yet during shutdown, several of the engine valves failed to close, leading to a propellant leak.
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Pig heart valves have been used for many years without ill effect and seldom elicit rejection.
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Phase three of a clinical trial for the valves showed better results than surgical options. Overstock.
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The revenue miss was driven by lower than expected sales for the company's transcatheter heart valves.
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These types of valves can be made of cow or pig tissue that's strong and flexible.
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In this ad, Absolut tapped into New Orleans's rich jazz heritage by featuring Absolut trumpet valves.
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Turn off the water-supply valves to the clothes washer and dishwasher, and even the toilets.
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Brachiopods have valves above and below their shells to open and close for feeding or protection.
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Thieves use drills to make a hole in pipelines and screw valves and hoses into place.
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SpaceX assured the public that it would redesign the system and replace the valves moving forward.
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Following Friday's leak, 45 additional valves were identified for inspection over the weekend, the statement reads.
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Air valves, also known as air vents, open and close as steam flows through the radiator.
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One of the main pressure valves through which these feelings manifested in reality was dance music.
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The aortic valve is one of the most commonly replaced valves, according to the American Heart Association.
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Among the problems are leaking valves and aging cast iron pipes susceptible to a buildup of bacteria.
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If there are no large pipes and no valves the number of possible leak sites is cut.
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The first was Flowserve, which makes pumps and valves for the oil, gas, refining and chemicals market.
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If the penalties turn out to be greater than expected, the system has built-in safety valves.
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NOC said it was conducting a full-scale investigation into suspected closed valves in the Hamada area.
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Yet the royal family is reluctant to open the pressure valves that might make cuts more palatable.
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The non-invasive systems for replacing diseased aortic valves is the most important growth driver for Edwards.
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"I do minimally-invasive structural heart procedures, such as fixing the valves in the heart," Ali said.
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She used moments between takes as release valves, breaking into impromptu dances and letting her wit rip.
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It was, indeed, not sexy—just a bunch of pipes and valves sticking out of the dirt.
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Donor animal tissue has been used to build heart valves when a human's valve must be replaced.
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These holidays serve as conductors, or safety-valves, to carry off the rebellious spirit of enslaved humanity.
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From a mile off I could tell it was the Packard by the sound of the valves.
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Cardiologists say it will likely change the standard of care for most patients with failing aortic valves.
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Airstrikes and commando operations bring bursts of pressure, but the militants have release valves all around them.
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After bumbling through the streets, they were let loose into the sky, equipped with slow-release valves.
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A clip used to repair damaged heart valves sharply reduced deaths among patients with a grim prognosis.
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Outfitted with valves and chambers, the gatehouses regulated the flow of water along a 41-mile route.
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It involves opening valves — slowly, and not necessarily all the way — just to keep them somewhat limber.
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That will offset continued weakness in its energy unit which supplies valves to oil and gas firms.
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The good news: Doctors have an arsenal of safe and effective ways to fix defective heart valves.
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If these escape valves become blocked, perhaps due to seismic activity, the steam has nowhere to go.
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"With aortic valves, our findings pretty much mirrored what the guidelines suggest or might actually support an earlier age for putting in biological valves," senior study author Dr. Joseph Woo, a cardiothoracic surgeon at the Stanford University School of Medicine in California, told Reuters Health in a telephone interview.
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The two men were changing valves on a compressor as part of regular maintenance when the explosion happened.
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To work, they have to be able to move reagents around inside themselves through tiny pipes and valves.
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Now two valves, including the new one, were badly infected, and his urine tested positive for illicit drugs.
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The SynCardia temporary artificial heart in Larkin's chest replaced his failing heart, including its chambers and four valves.
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Netatmo now sells indoor and outdoor security cameras, connected thermostats and radiator valves, an air quality monitoring device.
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Pentair's valves and controls business is headquartered in Schaffhausen, Switzerland, and had revenue of $1.84 billion in 2015.
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The company's biggest unit, which makes defibrillators, pace-makers, heart valves and stents, earned revenue of $13 billion.
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He said that Boeing will employ both design and operational changes to make sure those valves fully close.
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The devices require tubes, valves, storage containers and a number of small pieces that can easily be forgotten.
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Even the island's historic escape valves — visas and undocumented migration to the United States — have been turned off.
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Medtronic's StrataMR adjustable valves and shunts are used in the management of hydrocephalus or 'water on the brain'.
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Sales at Medtronic's coronary & structural heart unit, which houses the transcatheter valves, rose 18.7 percent to $1.01 billion.
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Steam systems mix metal pipes, water and air — a recipe for rust that can cripple valves and vents.
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Some people called Netatmo the "Nest of Europe" as the company also released smart thermostats and radiator valves.
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The valves-and-controls business, Pentair's largest, accounted for 29 percent of the company's total revenue in 2015.
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He added that a private company was now chipping in 3D printing abilities to manufacture valves for ventilators.
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The monitoring center does not open or close valves on its own, but it can advise field technicians.
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The really serious problems start when it gets to the heart valves or wound sites around the body.
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The board noted that valves on the piping had to be operated manually, increasing risk in an emergency.
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Those getting it from both parents are almost twice as likely to wind up with damaged heart valves.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is moving forward with new efficiency rules for commercial prerinse spray valves.
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Bonow described these defective valves as "rusty gates" that, depending on the condition, don't open or close properly.
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Most steam radiators have two valves, according to Erik Gitli, owner and master plumber at Aladdin Plumbing Corp.
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She had two heart valves replaced as a result of rheumatic fever and later suffered from migraine headaches.
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The ministry found the fires to be caused by faulty valves in the vehicles' exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) coolers.
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In one case, the company used the wrong solvent to clean valves in the telescope's thrusters, destroying some equipment.
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The gorge's walls are crisscrossed by 2 miles of pipes, crowned by a network of valves, showerheads, and faucets.
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Much of the fuel is stolen through illegal pipeline taps, which can range from crude punctures to sophisticated valves.
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Valtech is a private company that developed a system for transcatheter repair of the heart's mitral and tricuspid valves.
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SpaceX says they've finished about 80% of the investigation and are switching out the problematic valves, among other fixes.
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Research has also tied some radiation therapy to cardiac rhythm disorders and structural damage in arteries and heart valves.
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The Swiss industrial valves manufacturer said it would shorten work for some employees as demand softened in certain markets.
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Tissues, corneas, heart valves, skin and bone are not so dependent on blood flow and so can be recovered.
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Several pipeline operators and safety experts said shutting off valves was extremely dangerous and that activists underestimated the risks.
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The companies that make valves and other equipment for pipelines also import parts for assembly in the United States.
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More than 400 illegal valves meant to enable crude theft have also been found on the pipeline in 2019.
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They're able to express themselves and hit the release valves on some of the trauma that's happening to them.
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For safety, I'm calling to inform you that when I hang up this phone, we are closing the valves.
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Meggitt provides valves and monitoring equipment for power generators, as well as equipment to the oil and gas market.
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Sales at Medtronic's coronary & structural heart sub-unit, which houses the transcatheter valves, rose 18.7 percent to $1.01 billion.
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Edwards Lifesciences said its global sales of the heart valves rose 2.3 percent to $551.5 million in the quarter.
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These two states should be viewed as possible safety valves for Trump, should he fall short in other states.
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"They are relieved their loved one's heart valves were received and will be able to help others," she said.
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Newer versions of subsurface safety valves on these platforms are intended to protect automatically against storms or ship collisions.
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These valves are fitted with a thermostat that turns the valve on or off automatically as room temperature dictates.
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Crane, which makes pumps and valves, said it continues to prefer a negotiated transaction with Circor's board of directors.
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Isinnova's Cristian Fracassi and Alessandro Ramaioli collaborated with Temporelli and began manufacturing valves in the space of 6 hours.
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Judges would also have greater freedom to use so-called safety valves to sidestep mandatory minimums in some cases.
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Pierre Kuchly, a maker of industrial valves outside Paris, has been condemned by a labor board for wrongful firing.
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The crews also work on "modulating pressure" and something they call "exercising valves," which sounds like Pilates for pipes.
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Most systems are a series of pumps and valves that divert the fuel to the tips of the wings.
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Her heart valves were not functioning properly, causing her to be short of breath and her legs to swell.
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Normally, the heart's four valves allow blood to pump in one direction and then snap shut to prevent backflow.
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Like oysters, mussels, and scallops, clams are bivalve mollusks — aquatic invertebrates encased by a shell made of two valves.
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"We buy not only pipe but valves and things that are not manufactured in the United States," Armstrong said.
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This competition of bipedal beasts put robots up against a number of challenges, from turning valves to driving a car.
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In October, NASA delayed an orbit around the planet due to a pair of helium check valves not working properly.
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Medtronic's cardiac and vascular unit, which makes defibrillators, pace-makers, heart valves and stents, brought in revenue of $2.79 billion.
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If artificial valves or connectors are used in these surgeries, they'll likely need to be replaced at least once more.
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The valves and controls deal is expected to close in the next four to six months, Emerson said on Thursday.
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Flowserve, Pentair and Xylem are at the epicenter of the water business, proving filtration, irrigation, pumps, valves and other equipment.
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Flowserve, Pentair and Xylem are in the epicenter of the water business, proving filtration, irrigation, pumps, valves and other equipment.
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The maker of valves and other engineered products posted revenue of $301.4 million in the period, also exceeding Street forecasts.
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For example, a robot-like transcatheter aortic valve implantation (TAVI) is used to help replace diseased or damaged aortic valves.
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What the tapered, scalloped heart sans veins and valves may lack in physiological functions, it makes up for in aesthetic.
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Mechanical valves last longer, but patients have to take a blood thinner for life to prevent dangerous clots and bleeding.
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Similarly, with mitral valves, the share of biologic prostheses went from 16.8 percent in 1996 to 53.7 percent in 2013.
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But the space agency decided to postpone that because a couple of valves in Juno's engine didn't behave as expected.
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Saudi Aramco signs a $74 million agreement with BMT to establish a fittings and valves manufacturing facility in Saudi Arabia.
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The authorities said two of the defendants reopened the valves from No. 119 to No. 121 shortly before the explosion.
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And stinkbugs can cost the owners of those cars a bundle, too, by blocking air-control valves and vent lines.
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Rival Edwards Lifesciences last month said its premium-priced transcatheter heart valves had lost market share in Europe to Medtronic.
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The son sees a cardiologist every couple of years, since EDS can lead to problems with heart valves and vessels.
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The center had no ability to remotely open or close valves on its own, but did notify technicians, it added.
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The company that makes the valves couldn't keep up with the demand, and doctors were in search of a solution.
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Another would provide judges greater liberty to use so-called safety valves to go around mandatory minimums in some cases.
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On Thursday afternoon, utility crews were still digging up parts of the street to shut off gas valves, Thiel said.
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Tubes and valves connecting the model organs are shot through with fluid that serves as the function of blood flow.
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Ditto pumps, valves and flat tires: These were all things my dad was just able to adjust, find and fix.
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The supplies from North Korea include acid-resistant tiles, valves and thermometers, according to a report by United Nations investigators.
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In order to get to the exit, I had to use a series of valves to divert water, clearing a path.
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Doctors determined Zachary also had tears in his major blood vessels and valves as well as retinal hemorrhaging in his eyes.
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These vehicles are equipped with Positive Crankcase Ventilation valves that may come apart and cause debris to fall into the engine.
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Data suggests that patients who had valves or artificial devices implanted are at higher risk of these infections, the CDC said.
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Last month the Wall Street Journal reported that Pentair was looking to sell or spin off its valves and controls business.
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Flaring, used to eliminate gas at mineral exploration sites, is released via pressure relief valves to ease the strain on equipment.
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The maker of medical devices also raised its 2016 earnings guidance on stronger sales of products like its nonsurgical heart valves.
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Doctors also determined Zachary had tears in his major blood vessels and valves as well as retinal hemorrhaging in his eyes.
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One proposed bill would require safety valves, better leak protection and tighter restrictions if facilities are close to homes or schools.
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Meanwhile, activists have been manually closing the valves along Line 9 in an attempt to stop oil flowing through the pipeline.
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Both transistors and vacuum tubes — the British called the devices valves — control the flow of electricity, but they do so differently.
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"Each valve has to be separately installed, and plumbing pipes have to meet those valves, which adds labor costs," he said.
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It can affect the blood vessels to the heart or brain, heart muscles and valves, and other areas of the body.
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These valves apparently failed, because miles-long oil slicks have been seen on the waters above ever since the 19803 mudslide.
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The disadvantage is that TRVs are frequently installed improperly, plumbers said, and are less durable than the simpler manually adjustable valves.
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Recently, I did a nucleus stress test, and I was able to witness the heart valves going bom bom, bom bom.
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But given the realities of trade tensions, the system needs some "escape valves" — ways to provide temporary relief in hard cases.
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In less than 6 hours, a local startup managed to get to the hospital to manufacture the valves using 3D-printing.
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Patients with severe heart failure often are gravely ill, too sick to have open-heart surgery to have mitral valves replaced.
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An Italian start-up used a 3D printer to replicate respirator valves, saying it would hand them to hospitals for free.
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It said staphylococcus is often harmless but can cause ailments like pneumonia or infections of the bloodstream, heart valves and bones.
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The valves in the water cannons would get stuck open at random, sending a torrent of water streaming into the air.
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They hope that once the fire is contained, they can close the tank valves and the fire will put itself out.
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It has begun installing valves to keep seawater from flowing up into storm water drains, which helps prevent sunny day flooding.
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But then again, it used to be that people thought blood transfusions were yucky, or putting pig valves in human hearts.
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Working day and night, these airmen handle all operations involving the pumps, valves, manifolds, and other aspects of the fuel cell.
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Humans have valves in the circulatory system to combat this problem, and your heart rate can increase, to pump blood faster.
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"It's become a huge ethical debate about reinfection of the valves and what to do," he told Reuters Health by phone.
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The dam's hydropower release valves also have been shut down to prevent damage from sediment and debris carried by heavy rain.
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Speaking on condition of anonymity, the diplomat said that North Korea had sent acid-resistant tiles, valves and thermometers to Syria.
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They're like tiny valves that allow steam to escape on screen while a variety of pressures simmer in the real world.
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Firefighters hope that once the fire is contained, they can close the tank valves and the fire will put itself out.
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"Those valves are essentially Iranian finger prints," Haley said, adding there are also stamps from an Iranian manufacturer on missile debris.
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I'm the one who has yet to figure out how to adjust the valves so that the tires aren't permanently flattish.
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The company is experiencing softness in its top-selling cardiac and vascular unit, which makes defibrillators, pace-makers, heart valves, and stents.
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However, sales at Medtronic's biggest unit, which makes defibrillators, balloons, heart valves and stents, came in at $3.05 billion, slightly below expectations.
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" Both pieces center on absence — Whiteread's in the materialization of negative space and Tuazon's in the emptiness of his concrete "heart valves.
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They're also less mechanically complicated since they don't need fuel lines, valves, and exhaust systems, so they fit in a smaller package.
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Using this method, the researchers were able to uniformly warm frozen animal heart valves and tissues without causing harm to the tissues.
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The company reiterated that it expected to launch its Lotus Edge heart valves in the United States and European markets in 2019.
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Any fintech development relies on a network of pipes, connectors, valves and adapters for data and money to move through an economy.
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Any fintech development relies on a network of pipes, connectors, valves and adapters for data and money to move through an economy.
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The company competes with Boston Scientific Corp and Edwards Lifesciences Corp for a bigger share of the lucrative transcatheter heart valves market.
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By the late 1990s Wenzhou had become a manufacturing centre for a dizzying array of small products: from cigarette lighters to valves.
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U.S. sales of the transcatheter valves rose 20.1 percent to $311.6 million, slightly below the $316 million reported in the prior quarter.
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Disassembling stuck valves was an "accepted practice" at the refinery, the board said in a video posted on its website on Wednesday.
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Medtronic's fourth-quarter profit topped analysts' estimates on Thursday on higher demand for heart valves and diabetes devices such as insulin pumps.
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When a vial of epinephrine was used up, there was more to replace it; the oil for the valves didn't run out.
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Its wells were equipped with subsurface safety valves that were reportedly closed off when the platform was evacuated ahead of the storm.
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Her business sells valves, fittings, hoses and other equipment to shale companies and so is exposed to the industry's ups and downs.
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And they allow officials to halt trains, shut off valves in chemical plants, halt delicate medical procedures and take other protective actions.
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Airon relies on suppliers across the Midwest to make the valves and tubing, while another supplier in Washington makes each machine's casing.
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Cristian Fracassi used a 3D printer to make the valves after the original manufacturer could not provide them due to overwhelming demand.
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In 2017, Ruby Montoya and Jessica Reznicek said they used torches to pierce steel valves in Iowa and delay the pipeline's completion.
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Resettlement programs can serve as political release valves, relieving enough pressure to make it sustainable for countries to host large refugee populations.
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Resettlement programs can serve as political release valves, relieving enough pressure to make it sustainable for countries to host large refugee populations.
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Testing has already uncovered a number of such problems, including leaky valves and tears in the sunscreen that occurred when it deployed.
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The work includes replacing valves, cleaning out units, replacing catalysts and other work that is typically scheduled and planned years in advance.
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Sales of traditional surgical heart valves rose 4.2 percent to $207.1 million, while critical care product sales increased 3.7 percent to $147.2 million.
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For earthquakes, you should bolt and brace things like water heaters and gas appliances, and ensure you can turn off the gas valves.
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If you have to explore a contaminated nuclear facility, for instance, you'll want something that can climb stairs and ladders, and turn valves.
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The valves will also try to gather information about the environment (if people are in the room for example) to adjust the temperature.
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Oscar Tuazon's sculpture "Condenser (Vena Contracta)" (2015), a three-pronged tubular construction made of concrete and fiberglass, resembles discarded industrial piping or valves.
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In the case of Deutsche, what stands out most is the abundance of escape valves and backstops a troubled bank has these days.
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However, revenue from its top-earning cardiovascular unit, which makes heart valves and stents, was in line with analysts' estimates of $1.03 billion.
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TAVR systems can cost about five times as much as traditional replacement heart valves, providing a significant source of revenue for the companies.
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A new study suggests the answer depends on the age of the patient and which of the heart's valves needs to be replaced.
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Five seconds after ignition, the fuel valves were fully open, and within a second or so the engines were close to full thrust.
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BOPs are stacks of valves and pipes that sit atop deepwater wells to stop oil and gas from gushing upward in an accident.
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Leading up to the pass, NASA engineers found that a few engine valves were taking longer to open than they were supposed to.
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"The valves should have opened in a few seconds, but it took several minutes," Rick Nybakken, Juno's project manager, said in a statement.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - A bomb and two illegal valves have damaged sections of Colombia's Transandino pipeline, state-run oil company Ecopetrol said on Saturday.
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The remaining tasks center on leak detection, automatic shutoffs, excess flow valves and a wide range of other major safety problems in pipelines.
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The Bell Windstorm 400 Floor Pump can create up to 100 PSI and accommodates both common bike valves as well as sports needles.
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It could run in the family, or you could be born with an abnormality to your heart's structure, such as abnormal heart valves.
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In cases where facilities draw from a river, droughts have caused the water level to drop too low for a plant's intake valves.
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They use small gears, pressure valves and cams to work, so you're learning about how air pressure works while you're building and playing.
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"They had turned a handful of the valves on, so they were definitely trying to operate it," Stopnitzky told San Francisco's KPIX 5.
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What troubled the engineers most was the poor quality of work: leaking gaskets, cracked ductwork, and pipes missing inspection records, valves and supports.
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Aortic valve replacements have been performed for decades, and surgeons know the valves placed during surgery last at least 10 to 15 years.
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MIAMI — New water pumps and tidal valves worth millions of dollars are needed to keep the streets from flooding even on sunny days.
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When questioned about why it took so long to close the pipe's valves after the leak was detected, Durazo said Pemex followed protocol.
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So officials chose easier goals at first, like offering free low-flow shower heads or shower head control valves that cut water use.
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We have to do more to reduce inflexible mandatory minimums and add safety valves, building on the federal reforms we made last year.
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Valve breakages can be caused by repeatedly using the valves to turn the radiators on or off or to control the room's temperature.
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From there, a complex network of valves and microchannels, each roughly the width of a human hair, route the sweat into tiny reservoirs.
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During the eight hours those valves were closed, about half a million gallons of oil were prevented from travelling from Canada to Wisconsin.
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Crane, which makes pumps and valves, made a hostile takeover bid for Circor in May after an earlier offer was rejected by Circor.
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