Again, due to the retrospective nature of the study, we accepted broadly interpreted descriptions in the medical records for items such as "sudden onset" or "woke from sleep" which were adapted from, though not further defined in an adult study by Hand et al [ 16]. Adult stroke scales were also designed to be applied prospectively.
A generalized variational equation based on the extended Hamilton's principle is presented as the starting point for a procedure from which wake-body models for the two-dimensional vortex-induced vibration of a cylinder can be derived.
But to constrict this sculpture to folklore would be like reducing Finnegans Wake to the drinking song from which it takes its title.
APPROACHING Rat's for the first time, you might think you'd wandered into one of those senseless, antic dreams from which you wake up giggling.
Figure 4(b) shows the electron density enhancement Δne caused by the lithium releases from which the wake effect was eliminated.
I wake from nightmares in which I am dying from cancer.
"Where is everybody?" This empty road in India had the familiar desolation of a road in an absurd dream from which you woke up sweating.
By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, June 19 , 1948P. 48 Palestine has been nightmare in which British dreamed that they were unpopular & from which they woke up on May 15 to find that dream was true.
Or, to say it another way, it's as if the recession induced a coma in all the potential new motorcyclists, and in so many of the already experienced motorcyclists, from which they woke changed, changed utterly, and found themselves standing in line outside an Apple store, patiently waiting to buy the latest greatness.
As the black Chevrolet regained the highway and hurried on across a countryside imperceptibly ascending toward the colder, cracker-dry climate of the high wheat plains, Perry closed his eyes and dozed off into a food-dazed semi-slumber, from which he woke to hear a voice reading the eleven-o'clock news.
