2 someone's fill is as much as they want or can deal with: --
4 an amount that is enough: --
One or both ventricles are involved, and the ventricular involvement restricts filling.
The ventricular septal defect was then filled with a silicone sealant and a section prepared for direct measurement.
With pews filled beyond capacity and comfort, 600 demonstrators would be forced to crane forward in order to listen from the market square.
However, to make the narrative "story-like," many of the parents provided the child with prompts and filled in vital information.
Open bars represent (a) short words and filled bars represent (b) long words.
Again, participants filled out a questionnaire before and after the session.
Specific weight measured with the standard procedure was regressed against the weight of grain filling the reduced-volume chondrometer.
Improving wheat grain filling under stress by stem reserve mobilisation.