Dose tolerance limits and dose volume histogram evaluation for stereotactic body radiotherapy. Jimm Grimm, Tamara LaCouture, Raymond Croce, Inhwan Yeo, Yunping Zhu, Jinyu Xue. Department of Radiation Oncology, Cooper University Hospital, One Cooper Plaza, Camden, NJ, 08103, USA.Grimm-Jimm@CooperHealth.edu.t must be noted that dose tolerance limits and dose-volume histogram (DVH) analysis only show part of the overall situation. The location where the high dose occurred could sometimes be more important than how high the dose is.
OVERVIEW. In this lesson students learn to elaborate or explode moments in their writing by using descriptive language. After hearing excerpts from popular chapter books that use vivid, sensory language, students participate in a dramatic experience as a springboard for a shared writing activity.
burst. vb, bursts, bursting or burst. 1. to break or cause to break open or apart suddenly and noisily, esp from internal pressure; explode. 2. (intr) to come, go, etc, suddenly and forcibly: he burst into the room.3. (intr) to be full to the point of breaking open.4. (intr) to give vent (to) suddenly or loudly: to burst into song.ee Also: ( 1 Your unexpected letter has just) burst into my existence like a meteor into the sphere of a planet âWilliam James letter from Dresden to Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., May 15, 1868.