Sentence examples for sleep clock from inspiring English sources
Avoid electronic devices at least two hours before bed, because the light from these devices may disturb your body's natural sleep clock.
Roenneberg actually believes that our sleep clock might not ever adjust to our self-imposed DST shifts — which is kind of a terrifying thought.
Others feel it's a jolt to the body to change its sleep clock twice a year, or causes needless confusion for a day as people figure out what time church starts and when their plane takes off.
It helps reset the body's sleep clock, which is particularly handy for travelers.
Going to bed at the same time everyday helps regulate your internal sleep clock.
"Your kid will struggle for a week and then suddenly her sleep clock will start to kick in.
Furthermore, the body mass index (BMI) of the overweight participants tended to increase as the gap between their weekday and weekend sleep clocks widened.
Directed by Minsk-based anIvan Gopienkoopienko, the short animated film Children of Future Sleep, clocks in at just under 10 minutes, does more serious thinking about AI than just about any current piece of popular speculative film or fiction.
A study on biological sleep clocks by researchers at Boston's Brigham and Women's Hospital, published in the July 26 edition of The Journal of Vision, found that the longer someone is awake while they are sleep-deprived, the slower their work production becomes.
With Sleep the Clock Around, Belle and Sebastian subtly reclaimed Scotland's national instrument from AC/DC, Paul McCartney and Rod Stewart et al to genuinely stirring effect.
Sleep the Clock Around seems to allude to Murdoch's struggles with writer's block in places ("put down your pen / leave your worries behind"), while its title may be a reference to the chronic fatigue syndrome that caused Murdoch to sleep through large parts of his late teens and early 20s (hence the recurring youth-fantasies of his lyrics).
