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Saw films notoriously have terrible legs, with the series averaging a horrible 2. 27x weekend-to-final gross-multiplier (Saw IV, Saw V, and Saw VI all did over 50% of their business over opening weekend), 3D films seem to have a way of stemming the blood-flow of even the most frontloaded franchises, mainly by keeping their premium venues longer.
Scott Mendelson: Weekend Box Office (10/31/10): Saw 7 3D rules over one last Halloween weekend. Scott Mendelson 2010
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He starts taking the baby's measurements: blood-flow, brain size, limbs, etc.
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Some babies with tricuspid atresia are too “pink” or have too much blood-flow to the lungs, and will require an operation called “pulmonary artery banding” to narrow the pulmonary artery and regulate blood flow to the lungs.
Tricuspid Atresia 2010
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Saw films notoriously have terrible legs, with the series averaging a horrible 2. 27x weekend-to-final gross-multiplier (Saw IV, Saw V, and Saw VI all did over 50% of their business over opening weekend), 3D films seem to have a way of stemming the blood-flow of even the most frontloaded franchises, mainly by keeping their premium venues longer.
Scott Mendelson: Weekend Box Office (10/31/10): Saw 7 3D rules over one last Halloween weekend. Scott Mendelson 2010
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No snagging, or you'll get nicked and instant blood-flow.
Jesse Jacobs: Just for Men: Slow Tea and Slow Shaving in 10 Steps Jesse Jacobs 2011
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The purpose is to ensure that blood-flow is controlled enough to prevent damage to the heart and lungs, and that enough blood is reaching the lungs to keep the child alive until the second operation.
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Because EEG directly measures neuron electrical activity instead of the blood-flow response to this activity, it affords scientists more precise timing information about a neural event than fMRI does.
Choke Ph.D. Sian Beilock 2010
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However, the blood-flow response to a neuron firing takes around two seconds to get going, and around eighteen seconds to finish.
Choke Ph.D. Sian Beilock 2010
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Because EEG directly measures neuron electrical activity instead of the blood-flow response to this activity, it affords scientists more precise timing information about a neural event than fMRI does.
Choke Ph.D. Sian Beilock 2010
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However, the blood-flow response to a neuron firing takes around two seconds to get going, and around eighteen seconds to finish.
Choke Ph.D. Sian Beilock 2010
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