It's very effective and can be used to alter rhythm and pace in the story in different ways.
Run-wheel experience increased overall activity and decreased proportion of light activity, but did not alter rhythm amplitude or period.
The earliest efforts involved investigating how mechanical lesions altered rhythms indicated that food entrainment might involve neurons in the VMN and are independent of SCN output (Choi et al. 1998; Krieger 1980; Krieger et al. 1977; Mistlberger & Rechtschaffen 1984; Stephan et al. 1979).
She danced along the water line, shimmied past the "squeraroli" who obligingly stopped work for the solo's 15-minute duration; and smilingly acknowledged the passing water traffic on the canal, which at moments became part of the performance, with some of the gamer gondoliers even altering the rhythm of their stroke to the jazzy rhythms accompanying Ajmone's dancing.
Climate change is altering that rhythm.
Mr. Benson showed with Mr. Chambers, 43, who goes to drolly elaborate technological lengths to create hyperactive sculptures that do something, then do something else with billowing fabric, light, sound, bumper cars, marble balls, aroma therapy or consciousness-altering rhythm.
But the truth is that places like Qinghai already make global warming as vivid as I can imagine, a preview of how changes in the planet are altering the rhythms of where and how we live.
Conversely, expression of tim and dTRPA1 in the clock neurons affects circadian function by altering activity rhythms (Table 1), but has no effect on fat body triglycerides (Fig. 4).
Sunglasses may further limit the eyes' access to full sunlight, thereby altering melatonin rhythms.
Several environmental factors, such as night-shift work, exposure to artificial light, irregular diet, and electromagnetic (EM) waves, which affect biological processes mostly by altering melatonin rhythms, result in circadian disruption [ 12].
They move around the room, alter the rhythm of the questioning, change their volume and tone.
