Bipolar disorder was described in antiquity by the 2nd-century Greek physician Aretaeus of Cappadocia and definitively in modern times by the German psychiatrist Emil Kraepelin.
It is an instantaneous and convulsive change in the city's topography, transforming the physical landscape violently and definitively, in a way we associate with the greatest of natural disasters, like those volcanoes that explode and vanish.
The classification of these 40 genes according to their function pointed to their implication in cell growth, cell death, DNA replication, recombination and, definitively, in cell proliferative control.
It was initiated after a delay, between 5 months after surgery and 14.8 years of age (age 8.4 ± 4.2 years), and definitively in 13 patients (Fig. 2).
Because both reports concluded the tumor was in the lamia propria and not definitively in the detrusor, the case was classified as one of "basic" agreement.
And when he compared Globes winners and Oscar winners, the results were definitively in the Globes' favor, which may explain why award maestros like Harvey Weinstein heavily court the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which bestows the Globes, even in lieu of larding attention on other groups.
Nevertheless, all semiclassical theories were refuted definitively in the 1970s and 1980s by photon-correlation experiments.
However, all three teams won, leaving the Indians definitively in the Wild Card Game at 92 70 and the Rays and Rangers tied at 91 71 for the second spot.
These arise from an array of ommatidia in the overlying compound eye, each with a small, fixed complement of cells identified definitively in the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster [4] and containing eight photoreceptor neurons.
Certainly by the time he denounced it definitively in the 1970s he had written several other film scripts, and his ideas about cinema as an art had evolved.
