The question, then, is whether or not the amnesiac side effects of ECT treatment exacerbate or merely trade-off on I-world disturbances.
The justification for this was first made in conference proceedings (McPherron 1967) where we concluded "In order to generalize the concept of the auroral substorm to include the world-wide disturbance characteristics and to emphasize the importance of the magnetosphere in auroral zone observations, we suggest a new terminology: magnetospheric substorm".
Yes, the Arctic Ocean, one of the most fragile natural environments in the world, where disturbances can have devastating impacts.
"From time to time, there are disturbances throughout the world, and these disturbances may interrupt some of our various interests around the world, and it is necessary for us to have some kind of force to maintain order," he said.
Even after the republic's founding in 1923, the Turks endured many more violent disturbances: World War II, pogroms against Armenians and Greeks, an ongoing civil war with the Kurds, three military coups.
And so from the point of view of the world economy, the disturbances or changes that have taken place so far have a lot less significance than what the world media fears.
Other symptoms of the aura phase can include speech or language disturbances, world spinning, and less commonly motor problems.
Not that for a moment you imagine that Debris is anything other than the product of Kelly's deliciously warped mind, as it tracks back on itself to tell of Michael and his sibling Michelle's childhood and their desperate struggle to survive and grow up in a world of extreme emotional disturbance.
Coastal areas around the world are experiencing increasing disturbance from multiple stressors caused by anthropogenic activities.
In contrast, the vegetation of the south of Chichi-jima is, to date, well preserved although there was some disturbance during World War II.
