Sentence examples for state of immobility from inspiring English sources
Yet every step appeared to spring from and return to a state of immobility.
Most important, it would mean emerging from a state of immobility that favors only the extremists".
Animals were recorded from the state of immobility to progressively increasing speeds between 5 and 25 cm/s.
Sleep has a vague definition: having a state of immobility that can quickly be reversed, combined with a greatly reduced rate of responsiveness to stimuli.
Sleep is an almost ubiquitous phenomenon in the animal kingdom and is defined as a homeostatically regulated state of immobility, reduced arousal and rapid reversibility (Siegel 2005; Cirelli and Tononi 2008).
A phenotype, thus far observed in mice only upon induction (e.g. body pinch or drug exposure; Amir, 1986; Chaperon & Thiebot, 1999) is catatonia/catalepsy, a state of immobility where mice persist in an externally imposed abnormal posture for a prolonged time period.
In contrast to theta sequences, SWR sequences are generally observed during states of immobility and are believed to arise from synchronous discharge in CA3 (Buzsáki et al., 1983).
In contrast, atropine-sensitive Type 2 rhythmicity is characterized by lower frequency (4 8 Hz) and is thought to be linked to arousal during states of immobility (Bland, 1986; Sainsbury, 1998).
In the fear conditioning paradigm, it is likely that CA1 ripples might reflect the effect of behavioral immobility on hippocampal oscillatory properties because ripples are known to occur uniquely during the state of locomotion immobility in rodents.
An unlikely answer, but Mr. Bradbury, the science fiction writer, is very specific in his eccentric list of interests, and his pursuit of them in his advancing age and state of relative immobility.
Innate heat of a celestial origin is the active element that mediates between the state of utter immobility which characterizes intelligible substances and the incessant mobility that defines the life of material beings.
