Jerusalem Post / Israel News 'Remove the reformist': Likud MK hints in debate that Reform Jews are not really Jewish “As long as I am leading the committee for Bible studies in schools, I will ...

Clinically, the adipose tissue of the upper eyelid is comprised of a medial and lateral compartment separated by the trochlea and superior oblique tendon. [48, 60] The infratrochlear nerve and ...

Lateral raises may not look like they're doing much for your body, but trust me—they do. They're an essential shoulder exercise that will amp up your strength and stability in a big way. The ...

Distal: distant or further away (often with reference to the center of the body or a specific extremity, i.e., the wrist is distal to the elbow) Superior (cranial): upper or above ...

2. Crib Retaining Wall Crib retaining walls are a form of gravity wall. They are constructed of interlocking individual boxes made from timber or pre-cast concrete. Then, the boxes are filled with ...

With the scaling of process node and increase of operation voltage, the electrical fields and impact ionization generation rates in lateral double-diffused MOS (LDMOS) transistors are obviously ...

In this paper, we show how 5.5 tracks standard cells can be enabled at gate pitch 42 nm and metal pitch 21 nm and achieve 60% active power reduction from the 7nm node. A device downselection ...

Open reduction is indicated for type III fractures. This may be performed through a lateral or posterior approach. The posterior approach gives better visualization of the trochlea than the ...

Distal radius fractures are the most frequently occurring type of fracture in Norway, accounting for about 20 % of all fractures. Incidence rates indicate more than 15 000 of these fractures each year ...

Degenerative and traumatic meniscus injuries should be considered two completely different pathologies requiring treatment based on entirely different principles. Degenerative tears are part of the ...

Fractures of the forearm can occur at different levels: near the wrist at the farthest (distal) end of the bone, in the middle of the forearm or near the elbow at the top (proximal) end of the bone.