Instead of debating all these questions boldly, politicians hide behind the much more acceptable cloak of a generalised heading, marked "victims".
Impact force is divided by the head mass, to produce a "global approximation", a single-generalised head response acceleration value.
It isn't clear if this was true head-to-head impacts, or more generalised butting of whatever bits of their opponents they could hit, but they were clearly hitting things, and hard.
Evidence of rising sexual transmission raises fears that the region is heading for a more generalised epidemic.
The second case is of a 60-year-old man with a history of post-traumatic generalised tonic clonic epilepsy caused by a head injury in 1988.
Femoroacetabular impingement (FAI), a major cause of early hip OA, is a biomechanical impingement of the hip joint contributed to by either or both an aspherical femoral head (cam deformity) or focal or generalised acetabular over-coverage (pincer deformity), acting as a physical impediment to joint range of movement.
So far as sustainability is concerned, that generalised opposition is not the point.
It is a generalised tremor involving the limbs, the body and the head [ 24] and, in its commonest form, usually disappears with increasing age in surviving piglets.
Our data show that broadly, across the maternal population, two concepts related to somatic symptomology were evident; the first comprised of generalised somatic symptoms and the second of symptoms related to the head.
Still, there are two main categories: generalised seizures, in both hemispheres of the brain, for which there is no known cause (though inheritance is considered a factor in many cases); and focal or partial seizures, which arise in a particular damaged or sensitised part of the brain as a result of congenital disease or trauma, such as a blow to the head.
There is "a generalised revolt against the way politicians are running the country," says Mauro Paulino, head of Datafolha.
