Sentence examples similar to lapse of activity from inspiring English sources

An especially interesting feature is an animation, which shows a time-lapse view of activity over the previous 48 hours.

Labeling of synaptic structures (Flood et al. 2013), such as axon terminals or dendritic endings, during activation of an identified neuron would allow for time-lapse imaging of activity-dependent changes in synaptic structure and could be used to test potential mechanisms of synaptic plasticity suggested from studies of neuromuscular junctions (Yoshihara et al. 2005).

Unlike the other animals, man has been unable to ignore the mysterious cessation of activity and lapse of consciousness that cause his body to decay and befall members of his own kind.

The 8.5 K m−1 lapse rate criterion gives ∼7 h of activity consistent with observations [ Balme and Greeley, 2006] using 10 K m−1 results in less activity.

Thus in community-dwelling PWD those leaving from the home during a lapse of supervision versus during an independent community activity may be at higher risk of death.

This time lapse of facility-based capacity building and the initiation of community-based activities may explain differences in the provider knowledge scores observed.

Everyday memory questionnaire (EMQ) [ 50] is a valid and reliable self-report measure of common memory lapses in everyday activities comprising of 27 statements.

Scratch the surface and you'll find that almost everyone pursues some activity demanding absolute presence of mind: if not mountain climbing or sailing or bike racing (where a lapse of attention might mean death), then photography or singing or recreational cookery (where a lapse of attention means you'll screw things up).

Observations were carried out for 5 h; 6 30 to 10 00 and 16 30 to 18 00 h, during these lapses, the activities of birds became prominent.

Europe's Lapse of Reason, Project Syndicate, January 8 , 2015

This lapse of memory pained him.