seizure

The FDA in 2013 approved a system called the RNS Simulator that fires small, electrical signals into the brain to stop seizures for some patients with epilepsy.

Refusal to comply with take-down orders are punishable by large fines and imprisonment, as well as the seizure of devices.

On top of the loss of products during seizures, many distributors have stopped coming to the area because of interactions with Border Patrol.

Indeed, both in the San Diego sector and nationally, drug seizures have been down for all drugs, except cannabis, since March, though it appears seizures are starting to increase again.

This, in turn, allows scientists to explore ways to automatically detect seizures.

Could the (thus far) timid trembling give way to a full-on, grand mal seizure?

One man was having an epileptic seizure; one had a nosebleed; one had full-blown African Malaria; one had the flu.

British officials suspect a criminal gang was responsible for the seizure but that he was later sold to ISIS.

She then suffered an epileptic seizure and was treated with an appropriate medication.

Imagine the impact you might have had if you had also spoken about the Russian seizure of Crimea.

The seizure was made in legal form; the banker, who lost nothing, was bound to comply with it.

The peculiarity about a homestead is, it is protected by law from seizure by the owner's creditors.

Lucien de Rubempre consulted Desroches about the seizure of the furniture of Coralie, his mistress, in 1822.

Informed of their intention, the magistrates ordered a seizure of their papers.

With the seizure of each piece the Rebels cheered, and advanced with confident expectation of driving Sickles over the ridge.