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It is caused by sporadic electrical storms in the brain which result in seizures or fitting.

But now, after taking part in a clinical trial of a new device designed to quell the electrical storms in his brain, Hughes hopes he may never be laid low by a migraine again.

«TIA - 1 is known for its ability to regulate gene expression during cellular stress,» says Hewett, who studies the processes that suppress the severe electrical storms in the brain, leading to seizures.

A lightning bolt struck One World Trade Center during an overnight electrical storm in New York City.

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In the meantime, the company has had to spend more than $ 60,000 raising and rebuilding the bulkheads, installing reinforced pilings that can withstand big storm surges, raising electrical sockets up to waist level, and rebuilding its repairs warehouse with waterproof materials, like impermeable sheetrock and rigid foam insulation.

Rossello highlighted how the island's electrical grid, which was severely dilapidated even prior to the storms, was obsolete and working off of a generation system that was 28 years older than the average electric power utility in the United States.

If there was lightning in the area and we had to shut down an attraction, they'd take it out on us like we'd purposefully caused the shutdown — like we enjoyed working in electrical storms.

An electrical engineer by training and a software developer, Jeff Cantin used his skills to help people rebuild in the immediate aftermath of the storm.

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I educated my sons about the dangers of playing sports during an electrical storm when they were four years old and a 13 - year old neighbor in Virginia was struck by lightning and killed because he did not leave the baseball field soon enough during a thunderstorm.

Many of the residents of Knickerbocker Village — comprised of a dozen 13 - story towers of privately owned affordable housing sandwiched between the Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges — have been left in the dark and cold since the storm flooded its boiler and electrical wiring in 25 feet of water, workers said.

In the years since, spacecraft have spotted bursts of lightning elsewhere in our solar system, from the cloud tops of Venus, to Saturn's moon Titan, to an electrical storm so big and bright on Saturn itself that it shone even during the daIn the years since, spacecraft have spotted bursts of lightning elsewhere in our solar system, from the cloud tops of Venus, to Saturn's moon Titan, to an electrical storm so big and bright on Saturn itself that it shone even during the dain our solar system, from the cloud tops of Venus, to Saturn's moon Titan, to an electrical storm so big and bright on Saturn itself that it shone even during the day.

In past studies, scientists using simple 1D models of Earth would have found that 16 high - voltage electrical transmission lines were disturbed in the mid-Atlantic region during the storm, resulting in the blackouIn past studies, scientists using simple 1D models of Earth would have found that 16 high - voltage electrical transmission lines were disturbed in the mid-Atlantic region during the storm, resulting in the blackouin the mid-Atlantic region during the storm, resulting in the blackouin the blackout.

These neutral hydrogen atoms might also signal the approach of solar storms — gusts in the solar wind that can disrupt satellites, radio communications, and electrical power grids.

Although these first images are smudgy, the technique could provide advance warning that solar flares and storms will take aim at Earth — warnings that could help electrical utilities or satellite operators plan for possible disruptions and put key instruments into a safe mode, says Ernest Hildner, director of the Space Environment Center at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in Boulder, Colorado.

STORMY WEATHER Clouds of ammonia and ice in Saturn's atmosphere produce huge electrical storms that rage for weeks or months.

Emergency electrical generators kicked on during the height of the storm, and researchers hope that kept pumps and bubblers going in tanks full of larval fish and other aquatic creatures.

SAN FRANCISCO — The northern lights are just one manifestation of the magnetic and electrical frenzy sparked in Earth's upper atmosphere by solar storms; most of those intense currents were always to remain invisible.

The most infamous impact occurred in 1989 in Canada, when a magnetic storm interrupted electrical power for more than six million people for nine hours at a cost of over C$ 13 billion (# 6.6 billion, 9.3 billion Euros).

Epilepsy is a chronic disease characterized by recurrent seizures — brief storms of electrical activity in the brain that can cause convulsions, hallucinations, or loss of consciousness.

A team of researchers have invented a new method to identify the origin of irregular electrical «storm waves» in the heart.

A violent electrical storm raked the night sky, and there were fears that the blast would generate enough heat to ignite the atmosphere, triggering a chain reaction that would encircle the globe in a sea of fire.

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Now, scientists have developed a new technique to detect those strong electrical fields and remotely track how lightning propagates in storm clouds.

An electrical storm If youre out in the open, get away from trees or poles and get into a modified crouch: Bend head forward, keep elbows tightly by sides, wrap arms around knees (do nt let hands touch the ground), and raise heels slightly off the ground, so your full foot isnt on the ground.

An early scene, in which the helicopters pass through a ghastly electrical storm, isn't just the usual thing of shaking cameras, smeary cuts and thunderous sound.

At the same time Ben, who has been struck deaf by an electrical storm, makes it to New York City 50 years later where he befriends Jamie (Jaden Michael) another 12 - year - old, whose father works in the Museum of Natural History.

Mark Wahlberg's air force space jockey / primatologist Leo Davidson is attached, sometime in the distant future, to a spacecraft engaged in the dual tasks of training chimps to fly exploration vehicles and, apparently, examining deep space electrical storms.

The film tells the story of a crew of eccentric linemen as they scramble to upgrade an electrical grid in the midst of an epic storm.

1856 Tesla was born on July 10 during an electrical storm at the stroke of midnight in the rural reaches of Croatia.

This is the time of the seizure itself when the body is subject to uncontrolled movement and thrashing due to the electrical «storm» in its brain.

For instance, our rescued malamute was apparently loose in very bad electrical storms before she was found.

Seizures happen when an electrical storm occurs in the frontal and temporal lobes of the brain.

On this week's Around the Verse, the Star Citizen devs are dipping into Squadron 42 specifically to explain the design behind the Coil, a massive electrical space storm left in the chunky, spooky, gaseous ruins of a system that went supernova.

As a technomancer you've got access to a small and relatively tame selection of electricity based powers, including zapping people, unleashing a small electrical storm and wrapping your weapon in a constant blaze of electrical death, which also happens to be a superb party trick a rave.

But there are specific achievements for each squad, like for example killing 3 enemies by pushing them into the water or causing 12 points of damage in the form of electrical storms.

The electric frog hops and ribbits slowly in the direction of Rachel's opponent and then suddenly bursts into an electrical storm when it gets near.

The high electrical charges and dangerous effects of the storm (as well as how the ship is heading through a portal to the paranormal dimension at the time) also overheat the Poltergust 5000 and cause a break down in the ghost storage feature.

In addition to those barrels, which are helpful in dispatching the enemy, don't get me wrong, there are also electrical objects that you can shoot to create a cool lightning storm that zaps nearby foeIn addition to those barrels, which are helpful in dispatching the enemy, don't get me wrong, there are also electrical objects that you can shoot to create a cool lightning storm that zaps nearby foein dispatching the enemy, don't get me wrong, there are also electrical objects that you can shoot to create a cool lightning storm that zaps nearby foes.

Their best known works in London include the interactive Momentum presented at Barbican's Curve Gallery in 2014 and their intervention in Sou Fujimoto's 2013 Summer Pavilion at London's Serpentine Gallery, which transformed a cloud of metal frames into an electrical storm.

Through the artist's unique mixture of materials, applied with her signature expressive and bold brushwork, Krieger tackles what is in constant flux — the sunlight, rain electrical storms, thunder, wind and air.

These particles crash into smaller ice particles in the swirling winds inside storm clouds, resulting in a separation of electrical charge.

In storms, ice and liquid water not only are key ingredients for separating the positive and negative electrical charges that initiate a lightning strike; they also are the main features detected by microwave sensors on satellites.

(NOAA) Improving Storm Resiliency with Rooftop Solar & Electrical Storage One series of complaints in the wake of Hurricane Irma came from some individuals who had installed solar electric PV systems and then were unable to use the produced solar power...

In an electrical storm wind turbines will be hit by lightning just as communication towers and power transmission pylons have been struck by lightning for decades.

Avoid using telephones and any electrical appliances when a severe storm hits in order to avoid electrocution due to lightning.

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