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Sphacelate
Sphacelate Sphac"e*late, v. t. (Med.)
To affect with gangrene.
Sphacelate
Sphacelate Sphac"e*late, Sphacelated Sphac"e*la`ted, a.
(Med.)
Affected with gangrene; mortified.
Sphacelated
Sphacelate Sphac"e*late, Sphacelated Sphac"e*la`ted, a.
(Med.)
Affected with gangrene; mortified.
Sphacelation
Sphacelation Sphac`e*la"tion, n. (Med.)
The process of becoming or making gangrenous; mortification.
Meaning of Acela from wikipedia
- The
Acela (/əˈsɛlə/ ə-SEL-ə;
originally the
Acela Express until September 2019) is Amtrak's
flagship p****enger
train service along the
Northeast Corridor...
-
Avelia Liberty, also
known as the
Acela II, is a
tilting high-speed p****enger
trainset built for the
North American market by
French manufacturer Alstom...
- The first-generation
Acela Express trainset is a
unique set of
vehicles used on the
Acela, Amtrak's
flagship high-speed
service along the
Northeast Corridor...
-
Acela is a
train service operated by Amtrak.
Acela may also
refer to:
Acela Express (trainset) – the
rolling stock used on the
train service Northeast...
-
Acela Corridor may
refer to:
Northeast Corridor, a
train line for Amtrak's
Acela trains Northeast Megalopolis, the
megalopolis of
cities from
Boston to...
- Mid-Atlantic
United States. In the past it has been
known as the NortheastDirect,
Acela Regional, or Regional. It is Amtrak's
busiest route,
carrying 9,163,082...
-
corridor is used by many
Amtrak trains,
including the high-speed
Acela (formerly
Acela Express),
intercity trains, and
several long-distance trains. Most...
- on the
Acela,
Northeast Regional, many short-haul
corridor trains and some long-distance trains. It is the
standard class of
service on the
Acela. On all...
-
Metroliner service with the high-speed
Acela Express,
which runs up to 150 mph (240 km/h) in
revenue service. The
first Acela Express trains ran in 2000, but...
-
adopted into
official use by
Amtrak in 1981. The
service was
briefly renamed Acela Commuter in 1999
before the name
reverted to
Clocker in 2003.
Amtrak discontinued...
