Pitching itself as an "alternative cultural venue", Electric hosts both diurnal and nocturnal events, spanning the disciplines of music, art, sport, fashion and more.
The actigraphy data, combined with patient diaries, were used to corroborate the absence of daytime napping and to define the commencement and termination of the daytime awake and nocturnal asleep spans so the respective blood pressure means for each subject could be accurately determined.
And content (emphasis on the first syllable) too: wonderful nocturnal content that spans copulating slugs, silver-haired bats, co-sleeping robins, murdering wasps, sap-sucking moths and cannibalistic owls.
Symphony No. 13 (1933), by contrast, was a revelation, its three movements conjoined into a single span of nocturnal contemplation and disturbance.
In theory, the E and M oscillators spread apart during long nights, allowing an increased span of nocturnal locomotor activity in winter, whereas in summer, the long hours of daylight and short nights squeeze the interval between E and M, resulting in a shorter duration of nocturnal locomotor activity.
Tunes her nocturnal note.
nocturnal light exposure.
Sunspiders generally are nocturnal.
nocturnal -- Active only at night.
Implications for paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria.
Others – more nocturnal – are owls.
