Headache has at least one of the following three characteristics: a) Recurs on > 15 days per month n = 12 (25.0 %) b) All of the following: n = 20 (41.7 %) (i) bilateral location (ii) pressing quality (iii) not accompanied by nausea, photophobia or phonophobia c) Resolves within 4 h n = 25 (52.1 %) D.
The young man and woman assume the standard pose — stark profile — that recurs on vases, plates, rings and pendants as well as paintings throughout the show.
Wilcox discerns a distinctively British, David Attenborough-influencinematicatic vision of nature that recurs on the McQueen catwalk: the glistening feathers, the crisp shells, the seaspray sparkle of crystals – even, in Voss, a bodice of microscope slides, overlapping like giant fish scales.
In the London flat, Vriesendorp's ebullience is on view everywhere -- for example, in a fish motif that recurs on the shower curtain, on the tablecloth and in a puppet that is sailing through the kitchen-door transom -- everywhere, that is, except for Koolhaas's spare, white, book-lined, high-ceilinged studio.
The discussion of the possible limits and limitations of free speech recurs on an almost constant basis across social media, and perhaps nowhere so starkly as on Twitter, where those disagreeing with one another rail at anyone who will listen – and indeed, anyone who won't.
In the multigroup case, the function recurs on the probability of the no-decline class in group g, π Ig, and the probabilities of the decline classes, π ig, for i < I.
Olivia Munn's multilingual Sloan looks to modern takes on the pantsuit for her recurring on-camera economic reports.
It should recur on a regular basis.
Between them, they proposed over 50 researchers, but several names recurred on many lists.
But the theme keeps recurring, on Old Main, at Starbucks, in Beaver Canyon, and elsewhere throughout Happy Valley.
Little snippets that could be numbers recur on Transmisiones Ferox, in keeping with BOC's preoccupation with codes and numerology.
