cataleptic การใช้

• A short time later, Teresa fell into a cataleptic state.
• Cataleptic fits can range in duration from several minutes to weeks.
• The critical stage is the next state when you say the subject is cataleptic.
• But is the cataleptic banker actually a killer or is someone even more dangerous behind the murder?
• Morlant, it is learned, had merely suffered a cataleptic seizure, and had been buried alive.
• It is an awful mystery that state of cataleptic sleep for such a length of time . ..
• The studies also suggest that this subunit may mediate the gene induction and cataleptic behavior induced by haloperidol.
• They alleged that he had suffered from cataleptic attacks and could remain in trance up to 52 hours.
• Suddenly, Laureline is again rendered cataleptic and this time floats out of the spacecraft and into the asteroids.
• Passing through the protective shield that surrounds the planet, Laureline is suddenly enveloped in a blue flame and rendered cataleptic.
• In George Eliot's " Silas Marner ", the main character Silas Marner frequently has cataleptic fits and seizures.
• She had in fact fallen into some sort of cataleptic trance, and was now awakened by the pain and rose from her coffin.
• A contemporary of Moses Maimonides, Ibn Jumay " became famous for having prevented a person having a cataleptic fit from being buried alive.
• Mrs . St . Aubyn falls into a cataleptic trance; everyone ( except Thea ) believes her to be dead, and they entomb her.
• By the time young Morris was 17, he had perfected a " cataleptic " act, in the highfalutin terminology preferred by stage magicians.
• Subsequently, the French neurologist Jean-Martin Charcot also made a similar distinction between what he termed the lethargic, somnambulistic, and cataleptic levels of the hypnotic state.
• Also unlike the other anesthetic agents in this section, patients who receive ketamine alone appear to be in a cataleptic state, unlike other states of anesthesia that resemble normal sleep.
• When Mr . St . Aubyn dies, the General demands that his body be buried immediately, to the horror of the cataleptic Mrs . St . Aubyn, who fears premature burial.
• Another method by which stick insects avoid predation and resemble twigs is by entering a cataleptic state, where the insect adopts a rigid, motionless posture that can be maintained for a long period.
• In Eug鑞e Sue's The Mysteries of Paris, the villain Jacques Ferrand experiences a fit described as cataleptic in his final confrontation with Rodolphe, blinded by lamplight and hallucinating with visions of his fantasized Cecily.