"A Headache in the Pelvis," in Parks's account, replaces the reigning medical approach to "chronic prostatitis" as a matter of organs and their interconnecting tubes.
The terms "capitalism" and "socialism" continue to haunt our political and economic imaginations, but we rarely consider their interconnected early history.
In terms of text architecture and hodological relationships, the structure of this chapter corresponds to an ascending Jacksonian-type hierarchy from spinal cord through to cortex, since the aim was to convey a dynamic perspective, both in terms of the physiology of individual neurons and at the level of cortical and sub-cortical networks and their interconnecting circuitry.
When droughts occur, entire regions are impacted as thirsty cities and agricultural enterprises pump their interconnected aquifers.
The other two studies [ 15, 17] inserted real acupuncture needles a few centimeters away from traditional acupoints, their interconnecting lines (meridians) and painful pressure points.
The lacrimal gland (LG), ocular surface, and their interconnecting neural reflex loops work together to produce tears that prevent ocular surface damage from external stimuli.
ABOUT THE FILM: "Stitching Palestine" Twelve Palestinian women talk of their lives before the Diaspora, their memories, and their identity, interconnected by the ancient art and Palestinian cultural tradition of embroidery.
Yes, today's launch of a discovery platform, complete with the ability to follow influencers and artists — along with the ability for musicians to push music directly to their fans — interconnects with Facebook, Twitter, and (for good measure) Tumblr.
Our car would hover at a red light and I could become the girl in the backseat of an adjacent car, or a boy, or a man or an old woman, and for a moment, I would be them - seeing from their eyes, interconnected with them, feeling their pain or happiness, or just seeing the red light from their perspective.
