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And frequency-domain and time-domain spreading, forward error correction with convolutional codes are used.

Epicrania fugax (EF) has been recently described as a paroxysmal head pain starting in a focal cranial area of the posterior scalp and rapidly spreading forward to the ipsilateral eye or nose along a linear or zigzag trajectory.

Epicrania fugax (EF) is a novel syndrome, described as a paroxysmal and brief head pain, starting in posterior cranial regions and rapidly spreading forward ipsilateral eye, nose or forehead.

EF has been recently described as a paroxysmal head pain starting in a particular focal area of the posterior scalp, and rapidly spreading forward to the ipsilateral forehead, eye or nose along a linear or zigzag trajectory (Fig. 1a).

Their clinical picture was essentially characterized by unilateral pain paroxysms starting in a particular focal area of the posterior scalp, and rapidly spreading forward along a linear or zigzag trajectory to reach the ipsilateral eye or nose in one to a few seconds (Fig. 1a).

One cognitive cycle would therefore take 260 390 ms. The LIDA timing model is consistent with brain evidence indicating a fundamental role for a theta-gamma wave, spreading forward from sensory cortices to rostral corticothalamic regions.

The aurochs was black, stood 1.8 metres (6 feet) high at the shoulder, and had spreading, forward-curving horns.

The report also notes the shockwaves from the blast spread forward and passengers in rows 27 to 32 are likely to have died instantly.

The biological peak did not correspond to the physical Bragg peak and moved forward, rather than spread forward, as radiation dose increased.

Regional cerebral blood flow was decreased during aura phase of MA which started in the occipital region and spread forward at a rate of 2 3 mm/min sideways causing the migraine aura [9, 10].

Faced with a migraine attack, two misdiagnoses are often allocated: ● « sinusitis » when the pain is frontal or sited around the cheekbone; ● « Arnold's neuralgia » when the pain starts in the occipital region and spreads forward as migraine.