Grotowski, by contrast, is a wailing, shaking tremor of physicalised emotion.
Lewy bodies were first described in the early 20th century by Dr Friedrich Lewy, who was studying the brains of people with Parkinson's disease, a condition recognised by a combination of a shaking tremor, slowness of limb movements, and a shuffling walk.
(ie, not severe)' 'Do you have problems of shaking (tremor), stiffness or difficulty with movements on both sides of your body?' 'Most of the time you can you walk straight and stand up without assistance?
To be eligible, participants must answer 'yes' to both questions: 'Do you have problems of shaking (tremor), stiffness or difficulty with movements on both sides of your body?' 'Most of the time you can you walk straight and stand up without assistance?
Giving the mice drugs to block opioids, which are used in rehab clinics, led to withdrawal symptoms including shaking and tremors.
Generalized shaking and tremors: Muscle twitching is triggered by erratic neurological impulses from the brain.
It is on such roadways -- cheek by jowl with the historic buildings -- that residents here say truck and automobile traffic will be dumped with foundation-shaking tremors if the New Jersey Turnpike Authority is allowed to build a highway linking the town with the toll road.
After the second and sixth hours of ethanol withdrawal, rats were observed for 5 min, and withdrawal signs that included locomotor hyperactivity, agitation, stereotyped behavior, wet dog shakes, tremors and audiogenic seizures were recorded or rated.
SEC Chairman Cox noted a "crisis of confidence" in Bear Stearns, which threatened to send ground-shaking tremors throughout the financial system, impacting thousands of the firm's counter-parties, sentiments that were echoed in the testimony of Fed representatives Bernanke and Geithner.
Her hands and legs shook with tremors.
