For Ms. Shim, 41, and her husband and partner, Howard Sutcliffe, 42, the challenge is to design homes that do more than hibernate behind brown lawns and covered pools during the long snowbound months; they try to help clients experience winter as more than a void where nothing happens.
Your desktop will reboot faster, but it will take slightly more power than Hibernate.
At one point, he more or less hibernates for three days in a snow hole, unable to find the house in a blizzard.
Sunlight in the summer stops this process from happening, but when winter approaches, less sunlight can mean that more serotonin ends up hibernating in your neurons, causing seasonal depression.
Zokors do not hibernate but are more active during spring and autumn, bearing one litter of four to six young in the spring.
A few more months and they'll hibernating or relocating to their Australian headquarters, but in the meantime, we're getting a lot of solar-related news.
These data showed that hibernating mammals have more PPARα target genes and that PPARα has a higher affinity to its target genes in hibernating than in non-hibernating mammals.
We're not going to all just turn into little hermits and hibernate, it's just more of an issue of giving people the right reason to get out of the house.
For more than two years, the Normandie hibernated off Manhattan, its rugs preserved with four tons of mothballs and the vessel staffed by a skeleton crew of 114.
But in northern Siberia, with only twenty or so weeks of reprieve from intense cold every year, and nothing below but permafrost, the old prison camp had hibernated into the present more or less unchanged.
