stroke的示例

• He's been fairly poorly since having a stroke in January.

• He suffered a stroke in 1988 that left him unable to speak, but his mental capacity wasn't affected.

• "Go on, have a good cry", he said, stroking her hair.

• She was all over him, kissing him and stroking him.

• "I love it when you stroke my back, " she purred .

• She leaned forward to stroke the dog but quickly drew back when she saw its teeth.

• I stroked her back and it seemed to soothe her.

• The account also implies we couldn't survive severe amnesia or strokes that render our brains infant-like and in need of retraining.

• A national website presents results from some of the most comprehensive databases (currently covering heart failure, hip fractures, lung cancer, schizophrenia, strokes, and diabetes).

• Music editors and directors, inventing and defining the soundscape, operate in broad, intuitive, musical strokes in referencing filmic demands.

• The axis was introduced in section 2.3; it is the line where fraction strokes sit on.

• A diagram of simple strokes filtered from a watercolor-like image painted with pressure left!.

• The kinematic variables for the eclipse robot are the input angles k and strokes k of the prismatic joints.

• Careful patient selection with moderately severe strokes may offset this risk.

• The reasons for the success of these actuators are large magnetic forces, large and adjustable strokes, and a very robust and stable design.

• In this project, three cylinders with different strokes, 25, 100, and 200 mm all having a 25 mm diameter, are used.

• The death rate from strokes has almost halved since 1972, and there has also been a significant reduction in deaths from heart disease.

• Both features favor long, extended grinding strokes instead of the shor t, downward crushing strokes of less intensive grinding.

• Written expressions are typically even more incoherent than spoken utterances, and may contain perseverations of words and individual pencil strokes.

• We have painted on a large canvas, and used broad brush strokes.

• The clinical consequences of arterial thrombosis are heart attacks, strokes and renal disease.

• Clinically, patients suffer from a host of seemingly unrelated maladies, from pain episodes to strokes, life-threatening infections and pulmonary hypertension.