To these are added tumors composed of an atypical growth of a connective tissue, chiefly manifested by a predominance of cells: Endothelioma, Sarcoma.
Especially is this true of atypical cases occurring sporadically.
In this predominant cell-formation lies its absence of type, {119} whereas the atypical character of the cancerous growth is manifested rather by the irregular grouping of the cellular masses than by an abundance of cells.
The active element of the cancer lies more especially in its epithelioid cells, and its growth takes place in an atypical rather than a typical manner.
Although certain tumors are admitted to be due to congenital peculiarities of tissue, and even to represent atypical growths from embryonal tissue, the theory of such an embryonal origin for all tumors seems unnecessary.
Cancer remains as an epithelial tumor, representing the atypical growth of cells resembling epidermis or the epithelium of glands and mucous membranes, extending into parts where epithelium is not found as a normal constituent.
As usual, it is the atypical and modified forms where the difficulty most often arises and where the danger to the physician is proportionately increased.
Such moral insensibility is, no doubt, intimately related to the physical insensibility already noted, and is of an equally morbid or atypical character.
The group of instinctive criminals therefore still stands fairly apart among the other groups of criminals, approximating, but not fusing with, these various morbid and atypical groups.
However, a re-examination of the specimen from Buford shows it to be an atypical individual of another species, T.
Adaptation to Cold: Energy Metabolism in an Atypical Lagomorph, the Arctic Hare (Lepus arcticus).
Atypical asymmetry of the cerebral hemispheres as regards bulk.
This atypicalmuscle was found in only two legs (P.
Secondarily, other atypicalclinical features appear, as will be seen.
The next atypical feature is the phenomenon of reduction or dissociation of affect, the frequency of which is mentioned in Chapter V.
Atypical symptoms appear just as constantly in these cases, as do the atypical ideas.
This was atypical in that she sang and wrote when otherwise apparently deeply stuporous.
As a matter of fact, we find, as a rule, that careful examination of the onset reveals further atypical features, suggestions or definite evidences of a dementia præcox reaction before the stupor itself appears.
When one considers, however, that these five were the only ones who gave any atypical explanation of their inactivity among the thirty-seven cases, the preponderance of the death idea becomes striking.
So far there is nothing in this case atypical of what we would call a partial stupor.
Atypical features in stupor have to do mainly with interruptions, interludes as it were, of elation, anxiety or perplexity.
Four years after this attack her mother was a patient in the hospital with an atypical manic-depressive psychosis from which she apparently recovered.
Another atypicalfeature was a fair memory for the period when she was in stupor.
This corrupts the purity of the stupor picture so that inconsistencies, such as empty giggling, atypical delusions and scattered speech, occur.
Our psychological hypothesis would be incomplete and probably unsound if it could not offer as valid explanations for the atypical features in our stupor reactions as for the typical.
Generalized atypicaltremors are, as a rule, combined with a variety of other Shell-shock symptoms, and often exhibit a sort of mimicry of fear.
The atypical ones are either limited, or more usually generalized when they are merely parts of the Shell-shock syndrome.
Gold medal For the establishment of a special school for the education of atypical children New York Institution for Feeble-Minded, Syracuse.
Gold medal Physical training methods for atypical Children The following awards were made to collaborators: Andrew S.
It seems to me that from the very beginning there exists one very serious objection to every chemical theory of form-building, in the mere fact of the possibility of the restoration of form starting from atypical localities.
In many other diseases as well, the observation has been made that hyperleucocytosis as a rule is only absent in specially severe, or in some way atypical cases.
In atypical or irregular gout we may have a group of inflammations or functional disturbances in any tissue of the body.
It is in this class of atypical gout that hay fever and neurasthenia belong, if they be gouty at all.
It is, however, by no means proven that Hauser's view is correct, that cancer develops from the atypical epithelial growths often to be found in the cicatricial tissue of gastric ulcer.
If this is true Protagoras conceived of the individual's experience in its atypical and revolutionary form as not only real but the possible source of fuller realities than the world of convention.
Atypical specimens or those to be used for illustration were set aside for separate shipment and more intensive examination.
They include unusual aggregates of stone and/or implements, hearths, or any circumstance that appeared atypical of the relatively homogeneous midden deposit as it was understood in 1947.
Known causes foratypical numbers of preanal scale rows are listed in Table 4.
Obviously the formula is complex, and possibly the specimen is atypical in this regard.
Both authors gathered data on most characteristics and examined each atypical individual.
In the present work we use the words usual, unusual, typical, and atypicalwith neither quotation marks nor apology).
Atypical Numbers of Preanal Scale Rows in Specimens of Tantilla gracilis.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "atypical" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
