10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PAROXYSMIC»
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paroxysmic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
paroxysmic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Breaks and Outbreaks: A
Paroxysmic, Penological Panorama, ...
This program from the Legislative Correspondents' Association annual dinner includes the menu of the dinner; a list of toasts; the lyrics to songs, many of them satirical parodies written for the occasion; and a list of the officers of the ...
Legislative Correspondents' Association of the State of New York, Legislative Correspondents' Association of the State of New York. Meeting, 1930
2
Reconstructive Surgery in Hand Mutilation
Paroxysmic algohallucinosis attacks are, however, more likely to respond to
antiepileptic medication. Carbamazepine should be prescribed first. When this
cannot be done, we relieve the patient with 250 to 500 mg of Pentothal infusion
over 3 ...
3
A Historical Dictionary of Psychiatry
Paroxysmic attacks of panic (1873). Maurice Krishaber (1836–1883), a
Hungarian physician practicing in Paris, described patients who “are taken out of
the blue . . . with a peculiar sensation in the head, 'like a flush [bouffée] or a rising
wave'; ...
4
Suffering Witness: The Quandary of Responsibility after the ...
At this level of response, the articulation of one's responsibility before the face of
the other is, to use the term from Neher, paroxysmic: the very recoil from the
other's claim upon one only makes the claim more acute. In the wake of this claim
, ...
5
The Lyre of Orpheus: Popular Music, the Sacred, and the Profane
... capacity to withstand and integrate transgression, disorder, the unconscious,
the fantastic, the demonic and the monstrous. As I will argue of popular music, the
festival constitutes a cathartic, paroxysmic eruption of collective excess.60 Read
...
Christopher Partridge, 2013
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Critical Reviews in Biomedical Engineering
There exists a particular kind of a specific paroxysmic discharge in petit mal
epilepsy, called the "3/ sec spike-and-wave" complex, where both the spike and
the wave components are prominent (Figure 3). Usually, 3/sec paroxysmic
discharges ...
7
Cybernetics and Computing Technology
The EEGs were produced with an Alvar electroencephalograph (42 curves for the
group with paroxysmic activity and 91 for the control group). Data were
processed on a BESM-6 computer at the Computer Center of the Institute of ...
8
South African Journal of Geology: Being the Transactions of ...
Some of his interpretations are indeed tentative, as correlations between the
early (278 - 258 Ma) paroxysmic ages and sediment types or depositional
environments only become viable if it can be demonstrated that the folding had a
surface ...
... woman's face peeps uncomprehendingly, a jarring frame exit exaggerated by
proximity to us and the accelerating effects of the wide-angle lens: This is pure
Reinert, a kind of paroxysmic summation of the abnormalities of his mise-
enscène.
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Melancholy Drift: Marking Time in Chinese Cinema
... figure from Chinese popular cinema; the unmotivated musical sequences
interspersed throughout The Hole (Dong, 1998), reminiscent of both the
American film musical and Hong Kong musicals of the 1950s and 1960s; and the
paroxysmic, ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PAROXYSMIC»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
paroxysmic is used in the context of the following news items.
Society Diary: Oxfam launches pee-power toilet, Pickles jars sector …
What's really interesting is that it has thrown the whole of online media – including Diary – into an involuntary paroxysmic spasm of blogging ... «Civil Society Media, Mar 15»
The Carlton few
She throws off her blazer and launches into paroxysmic dance moves, seizing the microphone stand. It's poor-quality video, oversaturated in ... «The Saturday Paper, Feb 15»
Three Paroxystic Trios from Ellipsis
For meanings both medical or non-, 'paroxysmal' is the adjective form in OED, AHD, and MW; OED gives paroxysmic as a rare variant. «The Boston Musical Intelligencer, Dec 14»
In praise of Pakistan: a team I love to watch but am at a loss to explain
Is anyone in cricket rewarded for their suffering with such exquisite performances and such paroxysmic peaks of pleasure as the Pakistan fan? «The Guardian, Oct 14»
The Gang's All Here review – Philip French on Busby Berkeley at his …
... extravagant, fantastical world, most spectacularly in what James Agee called Berkeley's “paroxysmic production numbers” involving Miranda. «The Guardian, Sep 14»
Daniel Bensaïd: An Impatient Life, A Memoir
“We were in a hurry,” he writes, and with others he developed theoretical reference points of “an (ultra-) Leninism, dominated by the paroxysmic ... «International Viewpoint, May 14»
The changing idiom of Indian politics
... just the day before and drives them to embrace arch rivals, in a paroxysmic desire to serve the people. Such is the effect of this terrible ague. «Times of India, Apr 14»
Casey Warr works steel on a large scale to focus on the minute
Paroxysmic," steel, 12 feet by 10 feet by 10 feet – currently on exhibition at Art Post Austin in Austin. "My Catharsis," steel, 15 feet by 13 feet by ... «ABQ Journal, Oct 13»
The Chemical Brothers Invade Movie Theaters for a One Night Stand
... Adam Smith that are so visually striking they should come with the type of warnings routinely preceding paroxysmic video games. «NextMovie, Jan 12»
The Spare Room, by Helen Garner
Life and death, host and guest, engage in a bitter, paroxysmic agon, transgressing taboos. Helen's house becomes a force-field of grief, trauma, ... «Independent, Jul 08»
