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Clinical data provided in the referral including seizure semiology and EEG findings were systematically extracted and analyzed.
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Discussion: Epilepsy constitutes a cardinal feature of AGS, characterized by early onset, predominantly tonic semiology and a refractory course.
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Therefore, we aimed to determine the impact of an HIV infection on frequency and semiology of different primary headache types.
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Seizure semiology assessed in routine, nonspecialist care does not predict AED choice, and the presence of focality is underestimated in routine care.
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Aims: To study various types of malformations of cortical development (MCDs) associated with epilepsy and to correlate with their clinical semiology.
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His semiotics is the result of the fundamental pragmatic philosophy he developed.
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Moreover, Charles Sanders Peirce considered semiotics as being the logic of vagueness.
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To people attuned to semiotics, the ad was a powerful visual device.
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Interpreters are ideologically suspect, mostly have capitalist semiotics and pay-per-use APIs.
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His first major book, Soft City, mixed journalism with drama, semiotics and literary criticism.
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Here's Umberto Eco, researching his new novel on the interplay between semiotics and hurling.
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It's time we pulled apart the semiotics of Father Christmas on the big screen.
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In 1971, Eco became the first professor of semiotics at Bologna, Europe's oldest university.
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Important references to Peirce's semiotics are found in his correspondence with Victoria, Lady Welby.
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The video is like an entry-level MTV class in semiotics.
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But one needn't hold a professorship in semiotics to figure what he really wants to say.
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Laroche is a French writer and philosopher, a former student of the semiotics expert Jacques Derrida.
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Enthusiasm over technology is not an argument; and semiotics, obfuscated by semiologues, is not a panacea.
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He also spoke a good bit about semiotics -what gives us pleasure in reading a story?
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Every corner she turned offered some fresh material for her thesis: Graffiti: the semiotics of urban despair'.
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The semiotics are blunt: Bush equals Reagan.