assistor


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assistor

(ă-sis′tŏr)
A ventilation system in which the patient initiates inspiration.
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Peroneus tertius, sometimes thought of as an offshoot of extensor digitorum longus, also should be considered an assistor of dorsiflexion, (27) though it is absent in (10.
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In addition, its assigned training support brigade (TSB) provides a unit mobilization assistor (UMA) to work with the unit at home station.
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As a result a Flexifinger pneumatic flow assistor in the tote bin and a pneumatic vibrator on the hopper are employed to promote product flow into the throat of the conveyor.
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Groundnut rosette disease results from a synergism of three agents: Groundnut rosette assistor virus (GRAV, a luteovirus), Groundnut rosette virus (GRV, an umbravirus), and a satellite RNA (sat RNA) of GRV.
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A caravan awning, which can be both bulky and heavy, may be better in your car's boot, especially if your car has heavy-duty suspension or you have fitted assistor springs to cope with the extra weight.
Tow the safe line; There's much more to towing than just hitching up and taking off. RUSSELL BRAY explains
IN 2014, a resident and business owner in El Paso, Texas, met with a marketplace assistor to find affordable health insurance for his children and employees.
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Recommendation: To enhance the transparency of the IRS' budget request, the Commissioner of Internal Revenue should continue to closely monitor assistor call volumes and, if demand is projected to remain lower than original predictions, either increase the LOS target or redirect some or all of the requested increase in funding for telephone services to other priorities within the bounds of IRS's authority.
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He invented the Leg Adductor Relaxation Assistor (LARA) a lightweight and affordable product which stretches the adductor (thigh) muscle group.
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Prior to his current assignment, he served as the Mobilization and Information Operations Officer for the 32nd Separate Infantry Brigade and a Unit Assistor for the 1-338th Training Support Battalion out of Fort McCoy, Wisconsin.
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Our partner throughout the training process was the 3d Battalion, 315th Regiment (Training Support) (3/315th) which assumed the role of unit assistor during the mobilization process.
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In addition, by calling (800) 294-2723, taxpayers or tax advisers can speak to an IRS assistor in the EITC certification pilot, who can discuss the Service's decision on the taxpayer's EITC claim and residency documentation.
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Sylvia Garcia, D-Houston, who filed one of the measures during this year's regular legislative session that would've only left in place the assistor provision.
Appeals court to weigh Texas voting law limiting language interpreters
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