Alexandra Borchert, MD Gabriel Möddel, MD Matthias Schilling, MD A man presented multifocal brachiofacial or generalized dystonic movements and dyskinesias (video on the Neurology Web site at www.neurology.org). Episodes started with a variable aura, triggered by emotional stress or movement initiation. Clinical examination and diagnostics including brain MRI and EEG were normal. Attacks stoppe...

Previous research has identified the nominal group as the most distinctive feature of the research article title. In contrast, the findings reported in this paper suggest Theme/Rheme is the dominant structure in title text. Theme/Rheme structures order and tie nominal groups in titles. When a title starts with a methodological term the first position nominal group acts as a theme marker. Thus, ...

We examined prefrontal neuronal activity while monkeys performed a sequential target-shift task, in which, after a positional cue indicated the initial saccade target among eight peripheral positions, the monkeys were required to internally shift the target by one position on every flash of a target-shift cue. The target-shift cue appeared in the center zero to three times within a single trial...

We examined prefrontal neuronal activity while monkeys performed a sequential target-shift task, in which, after a positional cue indicated the initial saccade target among 8 peripheral positions, the monkeys were required to internally shift the target by one position on every flash of a target-shift cue. The target-shift cue appeared in the center 0 to 3 times within a single trial and was al...

The paper begins by describing Hermann Simon’s concept of Hidden Champions. Essentially hidden champions are SMEs who have a dominant position in a narrow global market. A model is developed emphasizing the special role of innovation and strategy in achieving such a dominant global position. The model will then be validated using Canadian SME cases. Implications are drawn as to how other SMEs c...