Drink too much of it, and you'll dehydrate your cells, burden your liver, increase your blood pressure and stimulate your central nervous system into what approaches a fight-or-flight response, leaving you jittery, anxious or high-strung.
The measures came in response to heavy and jittery trading on Friday, when the peso fell nearly 18percentt against the dollar.
Its worldwide call volume has spiked 80% in the week since the attack, thanks to jittery clients phoning merely to test its response to an emergency.
The government is jittery, and turning on opponents is its knee-jerk response.
It has a very quietly damped suspension and an exceptionally stiff chassis, so road feel and response is light and agile, but not jittery.
Executives at NBC and ABC News tried to soothe their jittery employees yesterday as they raised questions about the networks' response to the cases of anthrax reported in the last week.
But I found the app's sky display jittery on my Nexus 7; the stars on screen twitched a lot in response to the slightest movement of the tablet.
Michalis Massourakis, chief economist at a major bank in Athens, Alpha Bank, said the government's austerity measures -- and the tepid response from Brussels thus -- had not been sufficiently swift to ease jittery investors.
Similarly, for jittery input, unconnected cells (microcircuit size N = 1) showed only a negligible modulation of response rate due to dendritic excitability (Fig. 4 B) and did not commonly exhibit BAC firing or NMDA depolarizations (Fig. 4 C, dashed black curve).
MOSCOW — Moscow was jittery on Wednesday after rumors spread that migrants from the Caucasus planned a street protest in response to the weekend's ethnic attacks.
