(1) If voicing is delayed, the voiceless region at the beginning of the vowel is known as aspiration .

(2) These factors lead to either inhalation or aspiration of pathogens into the respiratory tract.

(3) There is no aspiration if the syllable begins with s

(4) But creating that kind of architecture is only possible for a client who really understands the aspiration .

(5) The entire history of artillery is marked by the aspiration of designers and developers to create ever more powerful systems.

(6) Fine needle aspiration guided by ultrasound was inadequate for diagnosis so a stereotactic core biopsy was performed.

(7) In his view, avoiding u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510social dissensionu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb is more than a policy desideratum or a prudent aspiration .

(8) This has been an aspiration of our people since our independence.

(9) Is it then, a goal, an aspiration , an objective?

(10) A 20-or 30-mL syringe should be used to provide optimal suction for aspiration .

(11) In Act I, the characters are given a goal or aspiration , and in Act II, the confrontation section, obstacles are created.

(12) There's no real concrete aspiration or goal as of yet.

(13) By then he had also begun his campaign to place the CIG on a firmer legal footing, an aspiration fulfilled early in his successor's term.

(14) Such an aspiration required effort, discipline and intelligence.

(15) Ultrasonography or aspiration must be used to establish a definitive diagnosis.

(16) Bathing solutions were changed by careful aspiration

(17) Most companies see u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510zero defectsu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb as little more than a lofty aspiration .

(18) One-to-one marketing is a great aspiration .

(19) If the will to live exists, it may be deeply affected by core life issues, specifically questions of aspiration , goals, purposes and personal meaning.

(20) Being good at hand-to-hand combat was never an aspiration of his.