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• Both, of course, may be caused by external (as rave party or solitude) or internal factors (as drugs, brain injury, illness, or sleep deprivation). ...
• Think about what you are writing about! How often do your ears or eyes deceive you? If you believe the tongue and nose to be more frequent culprits of deception you are a very strange person indeed!!! The eye and ear are easily deceived, the tongue and nose being more primitive , less developed organs are far less prone to deception/malfunction. ...

• Some feel that Preludes and Nocturnes is a less mature work than the later installments in the series, and that The Sandman settles into the style it would reflect for the rest of the series with The Doll's House. ...
• In 1988, when Alex's guards grow careless, Morpheus is finally able to escape and curse Alex to forever sleep with an unending series of nightmares. ...

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• We did it after the game started and paid lots less than the printed price for seats a row off of the 3rd base line. ...
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• I've put in a lot of effort because I live in New York City, and this is the small way I can do something in honor of the thousands of people who died, including the 350 firefighters who died because they rushed into save people, and in respect for the thousands of people working until they drop, exhausted, after literally days without sleep, digging through the rubbish, cutting through the twisted steel, and getting this city back on its feet--so well that all over the city people can go back to their cafes, be fashionable, and chat merrily with their friends, as if nothing had happened. ...
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• First, cows don't sleep standing (although horses do). ... Significantly less force would be required to completely flip a king-sized bed. ...
• However, a cow disturbed by an attempted tipping would presumably be the less injured party (both in terms of physical harm and loss of dignity) after such an undertaking. ...

• You are likely to urinate frequently, even at night, which can disrupt sleep or, on occasion, cause bedwetting. ...
• If your fluid regulation system is working properly, your kidneys make less urine to conserve fluid when the body is losing water. Your kidneys also make less urine at night when the body's metabolic processes are slower. ...
• The hypothalamus makes antidiuretic hormone (ADH), which directs the kidneys to make less urine. ...
• When ADH reaches the kidneys, it directs the kidneys to concentrate the urine by returning excess water to the bloodstream and therefore make less urine. ...
• This is because the drug prevents water excretion and water can build up now that your kidneys are making less urine and are less responsive to changes in body fluids. ...
• The urine of a person with DI will be less concentrated. ...

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• The series is one of the earliest 3-dimensional beat 'em up franchises, with the first game released less than two years after Virtua Fighter. ...
• She has a history of being contracted to kill Mishimas and failing due to untimely quarrels with her sister; she was captured by Kazuya Mishima after failing to assassinate him in Tekken 2 and used as a guinea pig in the "cold sleep" project (cryonisation). ... In Tekken 4 she was returning to life as an assassin and hired by the mob to kill Steve Fox, who turned out to be her son from being artificially impregnanted while in cold sleep (the identity of the father is unknown, though many assume it to be Kazuya). ...
• She was hired in Tekken 2 to be Kazuya's bodyguard along with Michelle Chang and Ganryu, and during that time was (allegedly) something along the lines of a girlfriend to Lee ChaoLan until that part of her life was cut short by choosing to be put into "cold sleep" with her sister (the storyline is ambiguous on the cause- she said she didn't want to turn old while her sister remained young, but it's hinted that in actuality would miss her sister who she really just wants to be at peace with). She did not lose her memory or was controlled by Ogre upon waking from Cold Sleep, unlike her sister, and attended Tekken 3 in an attempt to stop Nina from becoming an assassin again. ...
• Supposedly had romantic connections to Anna Williams until she chose to put herself in cold sleep along with her sister. ...
• His daughter is also sick and he started the "cold sleep" project for the purpose of freezing her until he can find a cure. ...

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• SLEEP (0. ... labi, to glide, and slip ), a normal condition of the body, occurring periodically, in which there is a greater or less degree of unconsciousness due to inactivity of the nervous system and more especially of the brain and spinal cord. It may be regarded as the condition of rest of the nervous system during which there is a renewal of the energy that has been expended in the hours of wakefulness; for in the nervous system the general law holds good that periods of physiological rest must- alternate with periods of physiological activity, and, as the nervous system is the dominating mechanism in ~the body, when it reposes all the other systems enjoy the same condition to a greater or less extent. ...
• The coincidence of the time of sleep with the occurrence of the great terrestrial phenomena that cause night is more apparent than real. The oscillations of vital activity are not correlated to the tesrestrial revolutions as effect and cause, but the occurrence of sleep, in the majority of cases, on the advent of night is largely the result of habit. Whilst the darkness and stillness of night are favorable to sleep, the state of physiological repose is determined more by the condition of the body itself. Fatigue will normally cause sleep at any time of the twenty-four hours. Thus many of the lower animals habitually sleep during the day and prowl in search of food in the night; some hibernate during the winter season, passing into long periods of sleep during both day and night; and men whose avocations require them to work during the night find that they can maintain health and activity by~ sleeping the requisite time during the day.
• The approach of sleep is usually marked by a desire for sleep, or sleepiness, embracing an obscure and complicated group of sensations, resembling such bodily states of feeling as hunger, thirst, the necessity of breathing, &c. ... Thus hunger, although due to a general bodily want, is referred to the stomach, thirst to the fauces, and breathing to the chest; and in like manner the desire for sleep is referred chiefly to the region of the head and neck. ... These are the chief phenomena of the advent of sleep. ... In some cases the sleep may be so light that the individual is partially conscious of external impressions and of the disordered trains of thought and feeling that pass through his mind, constituting dreams, and these may be more or~ less vivid, according to the degree of consciousness remaining. On the other hand, the sleep may be so profound as to abolish all psychical phenomena: there are no dreams, and when the sleeper awakes the time passed in this unconscious state is a blank. The first period of sleep is the most profound. After a variable period, usually from five to six hours of deep sleep, the faculties awaken, not simultaneously but often fitfully, so that there are transient periods of consciousness. ...

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• Western majors do in fact receive more sleep and have less stress in their daily lives than.
• ìCollege students, who are less time bound by regular schedules, show extensive.

• Release of CRF from the hypothalamus is influenced by stress, by blood levels of cortisol and by the sleep/wake cycle. ...
• Conversely, inclusion of the amino acid L-tryptophan, a precursor of serotonin, in the feed of rainbow trout populations made the popuations overall less aggressive and less responsive to stress. Researchers suggested that providing fish food rich in L-tryptophan would tend to most reduce aggresiveness in dominant fish, who tend to eat more than less socially dominant fish because they more aggressively compete for food. ...

• Less skilled oneironauts who have trouble controlling their surroundings, however, sometimes instead make themselves like actors in chosen plays. ...
• Sleep Paralysis: During REM sleep the body is paralyzed by a mechanism in the brain, because otherwise the movements which occur in the dream would actually cause the body to move (the eyes are not paralyzed, which causes REM rapid eye movement itself). However, it is possible for this mechanism to be triggered before, during, or after normal sleep while the brain becomes awake. ...
• One outstanding question on the neurophysiological nature of lucid dreaming concerns the electrical activity in the frontal cortex, which is generally suppressed during normal sleep. ...

• Other examples of Young's less conventional works include a piano piece in which the performer plays, only once, the chord comprised of the notes B directly below and F sharp directly above middle C, and allows them to sound until they had completely died away; another piano piece in which the performer is instructed to push the piano towards the nearest wall, and if the piano goes through the wall then keep pushing, otherwise to stop once the performer is too tired to continue; and a piece instructing the performer to urinate. ...
• Young and Zazeela are also on an extended sleep schedule, their "days" being longer than twenty-four hours. ...

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• Even so, leaves provide little energy, and sloths deal with this by a range of economy measures: they have very low metabolic rates (less than half of that expected for a creature of their size), and maintain low body temperatures when active (30 to 34 degrees Celsius), and still lower temperatures when resting. ...
• Their specialised hands and feet have long, curved claws to allow them to hang upside-down from branches without effort; while they sometimes sit on top of branches, they usually eat, sleep and even give birth hanging from limbs. ...

• The surveys asked for responses about how a change in schedule might affect them; symptoms of sleep deprivation; and perceived affects on school activities; student behavior; and student achievement. ...
• When you break this response down by level, you find that the complaints of sleep grow as the student gets older. ...
• 9% of parents responded that a schedule change would result in more sleep for their student. ... 9% of elementary parents thought their student would receive less sleep, whereas 65. ... 9% of high school parents thought their students would receive more sleep. ... 48% responded that there would be less time to get ready for school. ... 7%) responded that there would be less opportunities. ... Elementary parents split between less attention (31%) and no change (28%) whereas middle school and high school parents split between more attention (MS-40%, HS-47. ... However, at the elementary level parents split between less (26. ... 2%) responded that a schedule change would result in no change or less scheduling problems. ... A majority (58%) of parents responded that there would be no change or less traffic problems with a schedule change. ... 5% of them responded that they thought their children would have less time for breakfast. ...
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• The next series of questions asked parents for their observations of their students sleep patterns or of factors that could affect sleep patterns. ... 1%) and less than 1% responding that it happened more. ... When parents were asked whether their student had too much energy to sleep, 46. ... When asked whether their child stopped breathing during sleep, a large majority (89. ...

• It is developed out of three common beliefs: (1) that man has a soul, connected in some vague way with the breath, which can be separated from his material body, temporarily in sleep, permanently at death; (2) that animals and even plants have souls, and are possessed to a large extent of human powers and passions; (3) that souls can be transferred from one organism to another. ...
• It is formed by combination of two sets of ideas which belong to different planes of culture: the ideas of judgment and punishment after death (purgatory) elaborated in a relatively cultured society by a priestly class are combined with ideas, like that of totem-transmigration, found in a less structured society. ...
• Aristotle, a far less emotional and sympathetic mind, has a doctrine of immortality totally inconsistent with it. ...
• If the soul of a dog were to pass into a man's body it would be so changed as to be no longer the same soul; and so, in a less degree, of change from one human's body to another. ...

• A little fanfare and a lot less sleep Well, Omni-Curious is up and running. ...
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• Pliny refers to the effect of the odour of mandragora as causing sleep if it was taken "before cuttings and puncturings lest they be felt". ... " Ugone da Lucca, who was born a little after the middle of the twelfth century discovered a soporific which, on being inhaled, put patients to sleep so that they were insensible to pain during the operations performed by him — the drug he employed is known to have been mandragora. ...
• That I might sleep out this great gap of time My Antony is away. ...
• The natural mandragore is a filamentous root which, more or less, presents as a whole either the figure of a man, or that of the virile members. ...

• Some believe that the only conscious beings are humans, while others propose the possibility of mammals having a more or less conscious feeling. ...
• Usually most consciousness awareness is lost during sleep. ...
• Persistent vegetative state (PVS) is a condition in which a person loses the higher cerebral powers of the brain, but maintains sleep-wake cycles with full or partial autonomic functions. ...
• Loss of consciousness also occurs in other conditions, such as general (tonic-clonic) epileptic seizures, in general anaesthesia, maybe even in deep (slow wave) sleep. ...
• Midazolam = Dormicum) are used, in order to bring the brain from the awake condition (conscious) to the sleep (unconscious). ...
• But sleep researchers believe there is a sleep stage that happens, called "deep sleep", in which apparently we are not conscious of anything in any sense. ... So dreamless deep sleep is an instance in which one is alive and one's brain is functioning, but there are no mental events occurring in which there is any element of consciousness. ...

• Hence a ten hour flight between Oslo and Johannesburg will probably be less inducive of jet lag than a four hour flight between New York and Los Angeles. ...
• Sleep, relaxation, moderate exercise and sensible diet seem to be the simplest recovery agents. ...

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