stretcher
سٹریچر
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At any time of the day or night, a tall RAF corporal would be seen helping to carry a stretcher containing an injured soldier into the tent.
a framework of two poles with a long piece of canvas slung between them, used for carrying sick, injured, or dead people.
The stand, with its baluster legs and serpentine stretcher , is also japanned and similar to other European designs of this period.
a thing that stretches something, in particular.
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Sirens blared around him as a 'stretcher' , which supported a body blanketed in white, was moved into the ambulance.
Your lower arthritic back is especially sore after you have spent nine hours on an emergency room 'stretcher' .
On one 'stretcher' was a local woman suffering from renal failure and in need of kidney dialysis, and on another a woman who was pregnant.
The optical 'stretcher' can be used to measure the viscoelastic properties of the entire cytoskeleton and to shed new light on the problem of cellular elasticity.
At any time of the day or night, a tall RAF corporal would be seen helping to carry a 'stretcher' containing an injured soldier into the tent.
The key to a good installation is adequate stretching, which must be done with a power 'stretcher' .
Walls build using the traditional 'stretcher' bond are just a half brick wide.
The artist might attempt to disguise them by extending her unprimed canvas beyond the 'stretcher' , suggesting an alternative reading of the work as art object.
The nuts were missing from adjustable 'stretcher' bars which keep the moveable section of track at the correct width for the train's wheels.
The optical 'stretcher' has been described previously as a two-beam laser trap that induces optical forces, which can be used to deform cells.
It is very difficult to see the canvas in most reproductions, but in the original it is possible to make out the 'stretcher' with two of its diagonal wooden corner-struts.
The injured man was carried on a 'stretcher' by firefighters up a steep embankment to a waiting ambulance.
By the time the first rescuers were on the scene it was already getting dark and extra lighting was needed, along with a 'stretcher' , backboard, medical gases, vacuum mattress and first aid kits.
These looms were created from wooden 'stretcher' bars, like the ones used to stretch painting canvas.
They took him out on something that looked like a cross between a 'stretcher' and a dentist's chair.
Before Katy could even get to her feet, she had been placed on a 'stretcher' and wheeled inside.
Despite the damage, the painting is on its original 'stretcher' , has not been relined and is probably in its original frame.
Gilliam is known primarily as a Color School painter who ‘liberated’ the canvas from its 'stretcher' .
The stand, with its baluster legs and serpentine 'stretcher' , is also japanned and similar to other European designs of this period.
With scant regard for the convention of the 'stretcher' as support, Farber's paintings are conceived as bifacial and may be installed recto or verso.
A transportation aide transports the patient via 'stretcher' from the SDS area to the preoperative holding area.
Moving to smaller workstations, not surprisingly, can be a budget- and space - 'stretcher' .
He first paints a black monochrome square at the center of a large piece of raw canvas that has been conventionally stapled to a 'stretcher' .
The circulating nurse or anesthesia care provider transports the patient to the OR via 'stretcher' .
The rider was treated at the scene and as in the first rescue, rescuers used a standard 'stretcher' that has a single soft wheel mounted to it to traverse the trail with the injured woman.
Escort personnel transport the patient to the radiology department by 'stretcher' at the appropriate time.
This 'stretcher' when incorporated with the camlock is able to suit any boat and is easy to adjust.
The patient then rests under observation until he or she is transported by 'stretcher' to the OR.
Reassemble the leg and stretcher, adding carpenter's wood glue before inserting the 'stretcher' into the hole.
Water absorption testing of 18 'stretcher' bricks removed from the building revealed that all of the brick tested met the saturation coefficient requirement.
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