The phrase "alert for sleep" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a state of being vigilant or awake when one should be sleeping, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "After a long day, I found myself alert for sleep, unable to drift off despite my exhaustion."
Alternatives: "awake instead of sleeping" or "vigilant when I should be asleep".
This latest batch from SF and Buenos Aires take a largely more medical bent, with winners including Simple Syrup, a blood glucose reader for diabetics and Baby Care, which offers temperature and other alerts for sleeping babies.
This latest batch from SF and Buenos Aires take a largely more medical bent, with winners including Simple Syrup, a blood glucose reader for diabetics and Baby Care, which offers temperature and other alerts for sleeping babies.
The legal and ideological questions surrounding what would become (spoiler alert for those who slept through high school history) the 13th Amendment to the Constitution are crisply and cogently illustrated.
Exercising late at night makes some people too alert to sleep.
Future research can help verify whether the dolphins stayed awake and alert for multiple days by sleeping with half their brains.
You'll feel more alert during the daytime -- and more ready for sleep at night.
Daytime metabolism excelled at being alert, eating, energy harvesting and storage while nighttime metabolism was designed for sleep, fasting and accessing stored energy for regeneration and repair.
They're more alert during their sleep".
A mid-afternoon nap of just 10 minutes can help you stay alert for more than two hours when you're sleep deprived, according to research from the journal Sleep.
"Marco revealed Kublai Khan's splendid realm not as a static, remote fantasyland populated by savages," Bergreen writes, "but as a vital state constantly on the alert for danger — an empire that never slept, where swift messengers moved by night if necessary, their way marked by reassuring rows of trees and lit by flickering torchlight".
Dolphins can stay constantly alert for more than two weeks by sleeping with only half of their brains, researchers say.
