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1. The snare is partially opened within the strictured pancreatic duct while applying current, thus incising the duct.
2. His main snare is memorable for its distinctive "toonk" sound, reminiscent of Alex Van Halen 's snare sound.

Polypectomy Snare

1. When the polyp is identified, a polypectomy snare is passed over the polyp and around the stalk of the polyp.

Thin Wire Snare

1. If a polyp is encountered, a thin wire snare is used to lasso it.

Snare Polypectomy

1. Polyps over 10mm may have to be removed piecemeal by snare polypectomy.

Anyone

1. Anyone that has heard Omar Hakim perform will remember the power and dynamic tonality of his snare sound.

Light

1. An elaborate classification of SNARE proteins sheds light on the conservation of the eukaryotic endomembrane system.

Placing

1. Most polyps can be burnt off by placing a wire snare around the base and applying an electric current.

Sounds

1. From its light and playful hi-hat figures to the snare drops and ghost notes, this groove pack captures the sounds of a true Jamaican "riddim" king.

Time

1. With World of Warcraft on the way, CoH will have had enough time to snare a good player base and I seriously doubt that anyone will be switching over.

Mother

1. My mother feared that I, gone overseas, would tread into the snare of some foreign wench and, taking her to wife, never return to Macedon. (Web site)

Colonoscopy

1. Once an adenomatous polyp is identified during colonoscopy, there are several methods of removal including using a snare or a heating device. (Web site)

Bass Line

1. This seemingly small logistical detail influences the fact that a bass line has a very different personality than a snare or tenor line might have.

Snare Drum

1. He taught himself to play drums on tin cans at the age of 5 before his mother gave him a snare drum at the age of 10.
2. The work is scored for solo piano, 2 flutes, 2 oboes, 2 clarinets, 2 bassoons, 2 horns, 2 trumpets, 2 trombones, timpani, bass drum, snare drum and strings. (Web site)
3. A drum beat in the style of drummer Chad Smith, using the drum stick on the rim of the snare drum. (Web site)

Drum

1. He started playing the snare drum at age 9 in his school band.
2. To the uninitiated, it sounds like the bass player is simultaneously playing a bassline and playing a snare drum. (Web site)
3. Coming out of the cadence I begin with the father of Dixieland drumming, Baby Dodds, using a common 2 beat rhythm played on the snare drum.

Crash

1. Sherpa - Canadian manufacturer of full size electronic drum pads, crash and ride cymbal pads, snare, tom, bass pads, hi hat pads, and rack stand systems.

Cymbal

1. The new approach also left space for the drummer to insert dramatic accents on the snare drum, "crash" cymbal and other components of the trap set. (Web site)

Trap

1. But those same necessary tools can so easily become a snare and a trap. (Web site)

Spiders

1. Spiders in several families (eg., Araneidae, Tetragnathidae, Nephilidae) spin the familiar spiral snare that most people think of as the typical spider web.

Webs

1. Not all spiders build webs to snare their prey. (Web site)

Band

1. Supplementing the snare with a full drum set, Cornell quickly joined a band, playing traps and singing backup.
2. He soon turned to music, however, first playing the snare drum in the band from about the age of six and taking trumpet lessons from his father.

Playing Music

1. If you're playing music that's based on guitar riffs, it's especially important to know where the kick and snare should land to complement your riffs. (Web site)

Drums

1. Carey's first encounter with the drums began at the age of ten by joining the school band and taking private lessons on the snare drum. (Web site)

Roach

1. Roach found a snare drum, and was hooked.

Bass

1. By the 1930s, Gene Krupa and others popularized streamlined trap kits leading to a basic four piece drum set standard: bass, snare, tom-tom, and floor tom.
2. There is also the exclusive use of the ride cymbal to carry the pulse as opposed to the snare, hi-hat or bass, as seen in the work of Max Roach.

Doctor

1. The doctor removes the polyp quite simply by placing a wire loop, or "snare," around the polyp's base and slowly tightening the loop. (Web site)
2. Your doctor might use a technique called "snare polypectomy" to remove larger polyps. (Web site)

Snares

1. Gut cord has also been used to produce strings for the snares which provide the snare drum 's characteristic buzzing timbre. (Web site)

Maui

1. But Maui made his basket with a long funnelshaped door, by which the eels could easily slide into the snare but could scarcely escape.
2. Maui ran quickly to pull the ropes of the second snare, but that also slipped down, down, until it was tightened around the knees. (Web site)

Polyps

1. Polyps that are too large to snare or that can't be reached safely are usually surgically removed - often using laparoscopic techniques. (Web site)
2. Using the colonoscope, the surgeon locates the polyp (or polyps), and snips them with a wire snare or cauterizes them with an electrical current.
3. The polyps are routinely removed at the time of colonoscopy either with a polypectomy snare (P.Deyhle, 1970) or with biopsy forceps.

Polyp

1. The polyp can then be retrieved using the snare, or an endoscopy basket, and removed by withdrawing the colonoscope.
2. A snare can be place around a polyp for removal.
3. The loop of the snare is then tightened to grip the polyp stalk, and the polyp is pulled away from the wall of the colon.

Cymbals

1. As he explained, drummers in surf bands often play songs using no cymbals, just kick drum, snare drum, and toms.
2. All we've ever used on records are snare drums and cymbals.' Krupa, who had been practicing every day at home, looked crushed. (Web site)

Bass Drum

1. And then Max added a more of a marching band sound to it plus he speeded up the dialog between the snare and the bass drum.
2. With the One drop, the emphasis is entirely on the third beat of the bar (usually on the snare, or as a rim shot combined with bass drum). (Web site)
3. Initially, drummers played the bass and snare drums by hand, then in the 1890s they started experimenting with footpedals to play the bass drum.

Snare

1. Eric McPherson's drums are brilliantly tuned: snare and toms like Roy Haynes, cymbals like Billy Higgins, bass drum like Peter Gabriel(!) - it's wonderful.
2. He plays lead and rhythm guitar, hi-hat and snare with one foot, and bass drum with the other. (Web site)
3. It is Roach's use of the cymbal along with the bass and snare that provide the propulsive movement. (Web site)

Categories

1. Bass Drum
2. Polyp
3. Cymbals
4. Maui
5. Colonoscope
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