PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «SPASMODICALLY»
spasmodically
sentence
adverb
used
medicine
spasm
sudden
involuntary
contraction
muscle
group
muscles
hollow
organ
such
heart
similarly
orifice
most
commonly
refers
cramp
which
often
accompanied
spasmodically
define
pertaining
nature
characterized
spasms
resembling
brief
sporadic
spasmodic
efforts
reform
relating
affected
having
character
convulsive
happening
intermittently
fitful
rifle
fire
given
outbursts
oxford
dictionaries
pronunciation
example
sentences
rumbles
thunder
continued
above
heads
streets
with
definitions
collins
always
spells
buildings
trembled
forty
five
seconds
manner
that
defined
adjective
like
10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «SPASMODICALLY»
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1
Dictionary of Confusable Words
sporadically/spasmodically If something happens sporadically it happens at
intervals, from time to time: 'Many families watch TV only sporadically.' If it
happens spasmodically it happens intermittently, in 'bursts': 'The couple in front
argued ...
2
A New and comprehensive system of materia medica and ...
The pulse was spasmodically contracted. At the end of two hours the appetite
was entirely gone, and the prover experienced frequent and bitter eructations.
Frequent eructations after eating a plate of beef-soup, and in three hours
vomiting of a ...
Charles Julius Hempel, 1865
3
British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review: Or, Quarterly ...
... and sometimes continues for hours intensely convulsed, the muscles acting so
spasmodically that the nostrils arc occasionally drawn in with such force that the
nasal apertures are completely closed, and would effectually prevent inspiration
...
4
Concordance Repertory of the Materia Medica
Spasmodically c. lids. Hep-s., Merc., Osm. Eyes become swollen; swelling
gradually extended over whole face, so that eyes became c. I.ach. Lids
spasmodically c. (Hep-s.); red, inflamed. swollen; agglutinated in morning. Merc-v
. (Alu., Calc-c.
William Doyle Gentry, 1998
5
The Theory of Committees and Elections
Duncan Black aims to formulate a pure science of politics by focusing on mathematics of committees and elections.
6
Epistolarium or Fasciculi of curious letters [incl. many by ...
Epistolarium, Thomas Ignatius M. Forster, Richard Gough. English types (for
aught I know), and which really tends to render the appearance of the page more
confused than it need be, and that is the almost universal use of long f's instead
of ...
Epistolarium, Thomas Ignatius M. Forster, Richard Gough, 1845
7
Freshwater Fishes of North-Eastern Australia
Fish acclimated for four days at 15°C, lost orientation at 6.4°C and moved only
spasmodically at 5.6°C [95]. In a series of laboratory experiments, Ham [502]
observed that adult H. galii from southeastern Queensland could tolerate
minimum ...
Brad Pusey, Mark Kennard, Angela Arthington, 2004
8
THE MONTHLY GAZETTE OF HEALTH
The external air could always continue to expand towards the upper surface of
the spasmodically contracted diaphragm, the pulmonary cells; and their reaction
might afterwards render it more easy to the warmer columns of air, unfit for further
...
Now the feast of the Passover will become the invasion of the new power which
places His life in the firm frame-work of eternal youth, a new power which will
make the life of His body thirty-fold, sixty- fold, a thousand-fold — spasmodically,
you ...
10
Encyclopaedia of Pure Materia Medica
Arms spasmodically flexed,1. — [80.] Arms spasmodically flexed, sometimes
extended,2. — Arms spasmodically flexed at first, afterwards relaxed.1*. — Finger
nails colored blue,". Generalities, — Gait tottering and uncertain, as if intoxicated,
1.
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «SPASMODICALLY»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
spasmodically nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
As Lady Day in Wellfleet, Lee hits mostly high notes
... if shaky confidence, as well as her midsong stance: left hand reaching out as if to still and contain the melody, right subtly, spasmodically keeping time. «Boston Globe, lug 15»
RaGa visit: G-Corner Ground comes under SPG's control
Sources said each and every part of the venue, including the stage, will be checked spasmodically through the highly-equipped devices by SPG officials before ... «Times of India, lug 15»
Statistical Overload Complicates Objective Economic Analysis
This often affects the financial markets, as "traders" tend to react spasmodically to the changing nature of economic reports. This final culmination of each ... «The Desert Sun, lug 15»
Computer Glitches Take Down United, New York Stock Exchange …
... soon exploded with Die Hard references and The Dark Knight Rises jokes, while CNBC spasmodically assured its viewers that everything was totally fine. «Vanity Fair, lug 15»
Q&A: Why can't horses vomit?
Next, the muscles of the abdominal wall contract spasmodically, which puts sudden pressure on the stomach. With the upward “doors” open, the contents have a ... «EQUUS Magazine, lug 15»
North Melbourne veteran Daniel Wells has surgery on Achilles
"As long as that's all on track, we're pretty hopeful that then we can ramp up and get back to some of the levels that he was achieving spasmodically in the last ... «The Age, lug 15»
Strange noises can herald a grandfather's night terrors
Tiny fists lash out spasmodically, as if grasping for the last piece of watermelon on a daycare lunch table. Since the toddlerweight prizefighter might have done ... «Sault Star, lug 15»
In Defense of Missile Defense
This is a regime that spasmodically tests nuclear weapons and warned in 2013 it was prepared to launch “a preemptive nuclear attack” against the U.S. and ... «American Thinker, giu 15»
Ignoring the Oliphant in the room
Another three were actually doing some work — I use the word loosely — plying their spades and a pick in a desultory fashion, spasmodically scraping together ... «Thought Leader, mag 15»
Coordinates: Sound Spaces
The people scattered around the room are typing spasmodically, creating an irregular pitter- patter that reminds me of rain. A professor in snow pants rustles ... «Harvard Crimson, mar 15»
