But other experts say such experiences differ from the hallucinations of schizophrenia, which are more frequent, more intense and more emotionally charged.
Our aim is to facilitate more frequent, more diverse and more effective conversations between universities and businesses to the mutual benefit of all participants.
Women, having access to goat's milk and cereal, may have weaned their children earlier, resulting in more frequent, more debilitating pregnancies.
And that same night the venerable PBS program "Nova" plans "Inside the Megastorm," which is pitched thus: "Are superstorms becoming more frequent, more destructive, more deadly?
But they are becoming more frequent, more extreme and more ubiquitous earning a hip label all of their own: guerrilla marketing.Buzz matters more to brands now than ever before.
In the towns, rioting was frequent; more than 250 people were killed in riots against the grist tax in 1869, and similar riots against local taxes or for land and jobs continued well into the 20th century.
Over all, the most interesting scenes are not those that depict Americans but the less frequent, more unusual ones that show us Vietnamese villagers and Vietcong and North Vietnamese troops.
Back in San Pedro de Macorís — a place major league scouts tend to frequent more than Newark — Cano was offered a six-figure bonus by the Yankees in 2001.
Democracy has seen little change since Sir Tim Berners-Lee founded the World Wide Web 25 years ago, and it is time for a change: to a more direct, more frequent, more human-centred, more participatory, more informed form of democracy.
The researchers, Falk Leichsenring of the University of Giessen and Sven Rabung of the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, both in Germany, reviewed only those studies in which the therapy had been frequent — more than once a week in many cases — and had lasted at least a year or, alternatively, had been 50 sessions long.
"Relational cases are more frequent, more human and more complex.
