One of Lacan's former patients, Stuart Schneiderman, recounts in his book "Jacques Lacan: The Death of an Intellectual Hero," that Lacan once arose abruptly from his chair shortly after Mr. Schneiderman started talking and announced, without explanation, that the session was over.
The epileptiform EEG arises abruptly from the background EEG, oscillates for around 5 s (in this case) and terminates abruptly.
In a digital world, transient opportunities arise abruptly and frequently and must be exploited as they appear.
A new-onset CDH with migrainous features cannot be classified as NDPH according to the ICHD-II criteria whereas the S-L classification allows this diagnosis in patients with headache features of migraine or ETTH if the disorder arises abruptly.
Arising abruptly from a flat shelf, it is about 40 m thick, and of Quaternary origin.
It arises abruptly from the dorsal surface of the skull table.
However, some diseases arise abruptly like in case of diabetes type 1.
The term 'hopeful monster' was coined by Goldschmidt [ 52] to describe new species that arise abruptly by macromutation.
The intense debate over "Multimillionaire," which Fox abruptly discontinued after myriad questions arose about the bridegroom's background, points up the difficulties faced by the broadcast networks in drawing viewers in a multichannel universe while trying to avoid putting off advertisers and agencies.
The doctor in charge of medical care for 12,000 New York City jail inmates abruptly resigned last week after questions arose about his professional certification, forcing city officials and executives at the company that employed the doctor to race to find a temporary replacement.
Worries arose when Beijing abruptly decided in February to move a high-profile meeting of global finance ministers from Hong Kong to Beijing, in what was widely seen as a response to growing political tension in the territory.
