It was formerly thought to be deaf when a study reported no agitation in wild Komodo dragons in response to whispers, raised voices, or shouts.
Her agitation made me agitated.
From its context in the above usages, the meaning can be taken to be "in a state of extreme agitation," one stage above "wild-eyed" and just below "freaked out, totally out of control".
It's a clinical diagnosis made for a "wild uncontrollable person," whose symptoms include acute agitation, dehydration and high fever. .
Against a backdrop of political and social unrest in the country – Vietnam War protests, wild economic inequality between north and south, increasingly extreme left-wing agitation – the Radical Design movement forged a new system of looking at physical spaces, and the buildings that came to be known as "Pipers" were essentially discos that catered to the burgeoning counterculture.
After staining, chlorophyll was removed completely by successive washes with 50%, 70% and 80% ethanol with gentle agitation and photographs were taken using a Wild M3Z dissecting microscope equipped with a Leica DFC320 camera.
Indeed, a thorough reading of historical newspaper articles and historical government reports reveals that the whole history of wild Murray cod between the mid 1800s and the mid 1900s was one of citizen agitation, government inaction, and ongoing stock decline.
Against a backdrop of political and social unrest in the country Vietnam War protests, wild economic inequality between north and south, increasingly extreme left-wing agitation the Radical Design movement forged a new system of looking at physical spaces, and the buildings that came to be known as "Pipers" were essentially discos that catered to the burgeoning counterculture.
Nine independent cultures of wild-type Rhizobium etli CE3 [ 84] were grown at 30°C with agitation (200 rpm) in peptone-yeast extract (PY) medium [ 85].
