insertion
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4.2
- noun
- /ɪnˈsɜrʃən/
:
colocación
- A careful review of insertion procedures should be accomplished with the patient and/or parent.
- insertion gain
- tube insertion
- needle insertion
Achieves this using hashing for updates, insertions, and deletions.
- Achieves this using hashing for updates, insertions, and deletions.
- I was only responsible for bulb placement like bulb insertion.
- Whereas with breast augmentation, it's an opening and insertion of a breast implant, which has risks of its own.
- And then there are the neural pathways from skin, from the tendons and insertions of the muscles onto bone within the muscles that register how much stretch are on our muscles.
- If we're only doing insertions, this is great.
- So our conclusion was that it was a mix of bad design, a new standard and of improper insertion as a result of both of these two things.
- So everything from insertion, navigation, camouflage and concealment, escape and invasion.
- There's a lot of real estate in, in males between the anus and you know, let's say the penis penile insertion much more than in females.
- And we're worried that because the easiest to create failures are from foreign object debris, which happens from insertion cycles.
- We have to be able to go in not not as deep as we have to go for DBS, but maybe a centimeter deeper than we're used to for hand insertions.
- The first one was an insertion at night time it was a free fall insertion.
- And I hate to say that it's pretty, you know, I feel pretty dirty saying it, but you know, we all know what sex is and how it happens, and that's insertion.
Examples
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Following insertion, a small amount of blood was aspirated from the lumen.
Academic text (2008) -
Clients should be assessed for infection prior to insertion and may be given prophylactic antibiotics for chlamydia.
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After insertion, this position is more comfortable for a man.
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And they said, how many insertions are you expecting?
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After cable insertion, fittings snap closed to bend the cable without damage.
Academic text (2011) -
Database maintenance is achieved by operations with three classes of updates: insertion, deletion, or revision of event information.
Academic text (1992) -
Your unit is to make an over-the-beach insertion here, link up with the Ranger Recovery Unit Scorpion, and get them out without being detected.
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The doctor explained that the insertion of the catheter would help monitor the patient's condition.
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During the operation, the insertion of the implant was a crucial step for the procedure's success.
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The manual provides detailed instructions for the insertion of the batteries into the device.
Synonyms
61
3.5
Putting something in place so it is ready to use
47
3.4
Putting a liquid into something using pressure, for example fuel into an engine
5
6.8
Putting a device or part into the body during surgery
3
2.7
Putting something inside something else
1
9.9
The act of putting one thing into another, for example when the penis enters the vagina during sex
Putting an image or code into a document so it appears as part of it
Putting liquid drop by drop into a body part like an eye or ear
You put liquid into a body part drop by drop
Stepping in with a remark or action to interrupt a discussion
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
Insertion comes from the verb insert, which has the Latin part in- meaning 'into' and a root meaning 'to put'. Think of pushing a key into a lock or a small tube into the body; an insertion is the action of 'putting in' one thing inside another, which is why we use it for surgical or mechanical actions.