For Your Brain's Sake, Keep Moving Exercise changes the workings of new brain cells in ways that may protect against dementia, a study in mice suggests.
Regular exercise changes the look and workings of the human heart.
Four protocols estimated physiological period of sighted subjects under controlled laboratory conditions designed to minimize the effects of environmental light, exercise, food, and sleep upon the workings of the circadian oscillator.
The results were that a heavy and irretrievable burden fell upon the accused, to the excellent profit of the bondsman, and that professional bondsmen, and not the courts, exercised significant control over the actual workings of the bail system.
The workshop will lead you through a series of advanced reading exercises designed to reveal the inner workings of the published text and guide you to a deeper understanding of how to craft scholarship for publication.
Still, the peaks Mr. Zorn achieved were compelling, and the whole exercise provided illuminating access to the impulsive workings of a limitless, tireless creative mind.
By contrast, Spencer delivered the moral and political goods to people who believed, or wanted to believe, that they were nature's fittest and would be the survivors — not through the exercise of naked power but through the inevitable workings of natural law.
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The pair make savoury envelopes using popular crisp brands (an exercise that betrays Joey's unfamiliarity with the inner workings of the post office); a series of chocolate crispy Unesco world heritage sites; and a replica of Sesame Street's Elmo from sweetcorn, paint, Solvite and scotch eggs.
Yet the eye insists on outstripping the mind: as Keïta's anonymous subjects tried out new identities and inaugurated a new country, their vigor combined with his to create an aesthetic exercise that, though we may not fully understand its workings, ought to be good for the heart.
