The cyst form produces a chronic illness marked by intermittent episodes of diarrhea and abdominal pain.
In the 1980s she began suffering from schizophrenia and endured intermittent episodes for the remainder of her life.
After age 6, he developed intermittent episodes of fatigue and somnolence lasting from hours to weeks that evolved over the course of months to more chronic hypersomnia.
Over a period of 35 years (1968 2003), Falk portrayed the character in 69 intermittent episodes and made-for-TV movies, winning four Emmy Awards.
In the past year, leading medical societies have adopted a new classification system that divides treatable patients into cases that are persistent (episodes that last more than seven days or until by therapy) and paroxysmal (intermittent episodes that end without intervention).
Intermittent episodes of simultaneous masturbation are represented by expressions like "mmmm" and "omg!" Mostly, the characters talk about art, film, literature, language and philosophy, and about Ms. Stark's plan to make an artwork out of these interactions for the Venice Biennale.
However, after several sessions of continuous recordings, we detected the presence of epileptiform activity in the recording electrode at V1, characterized by intermittent episodes of spike-wave activity (clearly visible by visual inspection), spontaneous in some cases, but mainly triggered by photic stimulation.
There I saw "Brain Freeze," a remarkable if not-quite line-perfect one-man show by John Kawie, an Arab-American who was a stand-up comic before he had a stroke that left him not only with a pronounced limp and a curdled left arm but also prone to memory lapses and intermittent episodes of frozen staring, as though someone had hit the pause button on the video of his life.
Of the mean 47.3 ± 7.1 years of life, 21.9 ± 12.4 were spent with intermittent episodes of headache.
