Sentence examples for shaking of the brain from inspiring English sources

This idea of disruption of mental function by "shaking of the brain" remained the widely accepted understanding of concussion until the 19th century.

The 16th century physician Ambroise Paré used the term commotio cerebri, as well as "shaking of the brain", "commotion", and "concussion".

Martland argued that blows to the head — and the inevitable shaking of the brain that resulted — caused small but cumulative hemorrhages that could lead to scarring called gliosis.

Concussion which is derived from Latin "concutere" refers to violent shaking of the brain, and represents the most common and less severe or mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI).

But he also recognises the dangers of consuming ethanol in excess: "If it be over-much guzzles, it will on the contrary do a great deal of harm: For it will darken the understanding, ill-affect the brain... beget shaking of the limbs and bleareyedness".

Hypovolemia is also identifiable by shaking of the circuit lines.

"You shake a baby, the brain shakes around inside the skull".

My '98 Volvo had been totaled two weeks earlier—a blessing, since New Orleans's terrible potholes had shaken loose the brains and bones of an otherwise strong car.

A shake of the head: No. Bridge?

Swift shake of the head.

When the electrical wave arrives in a region where one nerve cell abuts another, it likewise stimulates neurotransmitter production and thus allows the signal to jump across the gap from one cell to the next.The idea behind ultrasonic stimulation of the brain is to shake open the pores that let ions in and out of nerve cells, and thus enhance the production of neurotransmitters.