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What (who) is TENS - definition
TENS
Un TENS (del inglés: Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation ) o Electroestimulación percutánea (o transcutánea) de los nervios, es un aparato para la aplicación de corriente eléctrica a través de la piel para controlar el dolor (APTA, 1990).
Tensa (Odisha)
Tensa es una ciudad censal situada en el distrito de Sundargarh en el estado de Odisha (India). Su población es de 4469 habitantes (2011).
Tensa Espera...
Tensa Espera... es un grupo de rock español, procedente de la localidad madrileña de Móstoles.
Examples of use of TENS
1. Likewise the lawless ones are still playing with Anthrax, which I described in detail in Anthrax; An Ancient Scourge, which describes how it was used in Europe to cause professed flu epidemics that killed tens of thousands.
2. Based on the privileges granted to the United States in Bretton Woods and Nixon?s swindle when he removed the gold standard which placed a limit on the issuing of paper money, the empire bought and paid with paper tens of trillions of dollars, more than twelve digit figures.
3. Ross calls him El Peje, his nickname, noting while serving as Mexico Citys popular mayor he eschewed ostentation; provided essential social services for the people like free milk for young mothers; shelters for the homeless; and jobs for tens of thousands.
4. The Mexican Embassy in Washington, DC, and consulates in Atlanta, Austin, Dallas and San Antonio have been instructed to open Monday despite the Labor Day holiday in the United States to provide services to Mexicans affected by the hurricane, which devastated New Orleans and the Gulf coast of Mississippi, killing thousands and leaving tens of thousands homeless.
