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Temporal Rhythms and Cerebral Rhythmsa
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1984A model for the internal clock is briefly described. It includes a temporal pacemaker whose rate determines time judgments, and whose frequency is affected by arousal specific to it. Three hypotheses relating time judgments and the alpha rhythm are considered: (a) They may be wholly independent, each reflecting the specific arousal of the mechanism ...
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1980
Sleep is a complex biological rhythm that is intricately related to other biological rhythms and body functions. If existing knowledge of sleep is used when planning nursing care, the quality of that care will be greatly enhanced. Sleep occurs in five stages.
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Sleep is a complex biological rhythm that is intricately related to other biological rhythms and body functions. If existing knowledge of sleep is used when planning nursing care, the quality of that care will be greatly enhanced. Sleep occurs in five stages.
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Defining rhythm: Aspects of an anthropology of rhythm
Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry, 1994This paper outlines the relevance of the idea of rhythm to cultural anthropology, with specific suggestions for a medical anthropology of rhythm. By reconsidering the fluid nature of the concept of rhythm in ordinary language, the paper defines rhythm functionally in terms of a temporal order that anticipates, suspends and fulfills on the level of the ...
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Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2016
Speech is a complex sound sequence containing statistical regularities on multiple timescales. New research manipulates long-timescale statistical regularities of speech by jittering the duration of silence periods. It provides evidence that low-frequency neural activity (
Hongjian He, Nai Ding
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Speech is a complex sound sequence containing statistical regularities on multiple timescales. New research manipulates long-timescale statistical regularities of speech by jittering the duration of silence periods. It provides evidence that low-frequency neural activity (
Hongjian He, Nai Ding
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Cancer Causes & Control, 2006
In a recent editorial comment, Denise Duboule [1] emphasized that ‘‘animal development is, in fact, nothing but time.’’ In this issue of Cancer Causes and Control, several papers will substantiate that not only developmental, but also neoplastic processes may be linked to what Duboule [1] and Halberg [2] referred to as ‘chronomics’: timing and rhythm ...
Karin Schaumberger +3 more
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In a recent editorial comment, Denise Duboule [1] emphasized that ‘‘animal development is, in fact, nothing but time.’’ In this issue of Cancer Causes and Control, several papers will substantiate that not only developmental, but also neoplastic processes may be linked to what Duboule [1] and Halberg [2] referred to as ‘chronomics’: timing and rhythm ...
Karin Schaumberger +3 more
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Reciprocal Rhythm with “Pseudoreciprocal” Rhythm
Diseases of the Chest, 1963Irwin Roseff, Arthur Bernstein
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The Rhythms of Free Verse and the Rhythms of Translation
Style, 2015The purpose of this article is to place free verse in a variety of briefly visited translational situations in order to understand not only why free verse is peculiarly adapted to translational processes, but also what such processes can suggest to us about free verse's relationship with its own rhythmic resources, and what implicit suggestions ...
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Pitch to Rhythm ∷ Rhythm to Pitch
Leonardo Music Journal, 2010Matthew Lake +2 more
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The rhythms of light, the rhythms of life
Sleep HealthCharles A, Czeisler, Meir, Kryger
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