Examples of using Convulsive in English and their translations into German
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Illnesses, with convulsive readiness;
Convulsive syndrome is an indication for diazepam.
Which turns to a convulsive cry of woe.
Convulsive contractions in the area of feet at night.
States that cause increased convulsive activity;
Something convulsive, something repulsive.
It comes to foul-smelling diarrhea with convulsive pain.
Convulsive syndrome- the drug is used to relieve pathological symptoms.
The archdeacon, as though roused with a start, withheld his arm with convulsive violence.
Hence, the convulsive, often panic-stricken search for Slovene identity and national spirit.
Perhaps, in this case it is not about preservation of a family, and about a convulsive tseplyaniye for visible wellbeing.
Laughter- all these famous convulsive movements takes us when we suddenly to notice their superiority over others.
The inner rhythm of Nausea is determined by the manifestation andtemporary easing of these fits, these convulsive moments.
Obsessive-phobic syndrome accompanied by convulsive, that is, there are obsessions(thoughts) and actions.
In the Poem of ecstasy dynamics rises andfalls down the waves as though adjusted"=xbющ TpeBorи" with its convulsive, faltering rhythm.
Mexico has seen a series of convulsive social struggles that indicate the extent of the bourgeois regime's instability.
Armenia, one of the most ancient Eastern Christian civilisations,has miraculously survived a convulsive and peculiarly tragic history.
In their convulsive attempts to maintain a theatre of war high in the North, those who have now suffered a bankruptcy in the West slipped a noteworthy admission.
The disease, which usually originates from contaminated wounds,is characterised by overall rigidity(stiffness) and convulsive spasms of the muscles.
And instead of getting normal perception,you're getting an anarchic, convulsive stimulation, or release, of all of these visual cells in the inferotemporal cortex.
The disease, which usually originates from contaminated wounds,is characterised by overall rigidity(stiffness) and convulsive spasms of the muscles.
The violent and uncalled-for intrusion of moments of convulsive beauty(to use a Surrealist term) upon a communicative setting of symbols and emblems.
The main cause of epilepsy development of the disease is associated with the occurrence of the affected focus in different parts of the human brain,which is a source of excitement and convulsive discharges of the nerve cells or neurons.
Umeclidinium/vilanterol should be used with caution in patients with convulsive disorders or thyrotoxicosis, and in patients who are unusually responsive to beta2-adrenergic agonists.
As a result, even just smearing in the preparation, the cockroach condemns itself to death-at first it has convulsive muscle contractions, and then paralysis and death occur.
The history of Andalusia in more recent times is linked with a convulsive 19th century, which began with the War of Independence and the passing of the first Spanish Constitution at the Court of Cadiz in 1812.
Instructions for use include pregnancy(especially the first trimester), hypersensitivity, duodenal ulcer,gastric ulcer, convulsive syndrome, lactase deficiency, congenital galactosemia.
This results in chronic inflammation, which can lead to severe, convulsive menstrual pain, bleeding, chronic lower abdominal pain, and in the long term adhesions of the affected organs.
Even when such uninvited guest does not touch the medium,he nevertheless feels a convulsive and often painful effect when such guest comes in.
The transition from one period to another, very different one will produce convulsive changes in the relationships between classes and between states.