Sentence examples for pulsating nature from inspiring English sources

Most quality of headache is pulsating nature (93%) and most location of the headache is bilateral 84%).

In the following three days the patient reported a state of drowsiness and headache lasting for 6-7 hours daily, bilateral, at the temporal level, of pulsating nature, accompanied by sweating, photophobia, and phonophobia.

Using ASCA observations, we show that a pulsating nature of the soft component in several bright pulsars is difficult to explain if a thermal origin is assumed for the low energy part of the spectrum.

The perivascular proximity of nociceptive afferents [37, 38], the pulsating nature of migraine headache (in 80% of patients) aggravating with physical activity [39] as well as pain and nausea induction during arterial stimulation [36], have all been interpreted as strong indicators of a vascular component of migraine pathogenesis.

The model thus goes some way towards a realistic simulation of the colon, although it makes no pretence to simulate the pulsating nature of the real flow.

Oximeters use the light absorptive characteristics of hemoglobin and the pulsating nature of blood flow in the arteries to measure the level of oxygen in the body.

The headache is usually severe, often occurring on one side of the head and pulsating in nature.

Tokamaks and Stellarators generate heat loads that are pulsating in nature.

Typically the headache affects one half of the head, is pulsating in nature, and lasts from 2 to 72 hours.

Her subtle, unsentimental and elegantly structured novels pulsate with nature and sensuous imagery - from tropical blooms to betel-stained teeth.

In a review of his work, artist Jane Denison wrote, "Using the physical elements as a metaphor for human emotion and experience, Rea portrays nature as pulsating energy that is both majestic and threatening".