Sentences with phrase «rem does»

I couldn't help noticing that, in this article at least, REM does not properly identify MLS ® & Realtor ® with the «Registered» trade mark required by CREA.

REM doesn't suffer a problem with those who are afraid; REM suffers a problem with those who are fearless.

I had hoped that Jim Adair wouldn't approve of one individual using four different identities or more, to respond to one REM article, but his open response to the subject was to the effect that REM doesn't have a policy in this regard — while others certainly do, with their reasons for doing so explained.

Fortunately for those of us who just can't quite commit to a full Orwellian style of social engineering REM doesn't direct us to Linkedin for comments.

REM does not know how to fill up the paper.

Since REM doesn't do reprints, I elected to share the link to the original, posted several years ago, here.

Surely you must understand that REM doesn't amount to a RECO conduit.

Zaha and Rem don't do building restoration; it is green and creates a lot of jobs, but it's not cool and doesn't get you on the cover of the right magazines.

I know for a fact that Jim Adair et al at REM do their jobs as editors quite well.

The email then went on to suggest that REM do an interview with John Lichtenwald, principal owner of Re / Max Metro Vancouver Properties, a conglomerate of Re / Max offices in the Vancouver area.

Not exact matches

REM: Do you think we will see more proposals for board and association amalgamations like the one in B.C.?

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This is a state where you wake up during the REM state of sleeping, and does not mean that you are possessed!

And when REM activity is suppressed, people may sleep longer but don't feel fully rested.

REM sleep is speculated to be a «processing» of sorts that the brains of many animals perform, but I didn't know it had anything to do with folding or repairing improperly folded proteins... what's that based on?

@Fatboy Gooner The Ozil deal was far less that 40 plus million as has been exposed on football leaks it was more in the region of 32 million with verious clauses that enable REM to take a percentage of any profit we make on selling Ozil and I would assume there are similar attachments with the Sanchez deal, even our record signings are clouded in smoke and mirrors so let not run away with the idea that its all SWengers fault, if your employer is on your back and pushing for results then you perform at a higher rate and push harder where as Wenger has no push from above so does nt go out of his way Kroenke does nt have the culture around him to win trophies cos thats not his aim and that filters down to the grass roots at Arsenal and shows in Wengers transfer policy and in the players performance.

During REM sleep, your baby's eyes flutter, as well as move back and forth (just as yours do normally during REM).

Typically, the rapid eye movement (REM) stage is when we are dreaming, but night terrors do not actually occur during this stage as they are not a dream but a sudden reaction of fear from one transitory stage of sleep to another.

Nightmares happen during the REM cycle of sleep, whereas night terrors occur during a phase of sleep when dreaming does not occur.

What I didn't realize at the time is that having a baby involves a huge change in a woman's body that requires blocks of REM sleep to help her body recover.

The differences were small, though — in the latter study, the babies spent eight minutes less in REM sleep, on average, in those first few hours than babies in the control group did.

Babies sleep very differently from their parents: they don't sleep exclusively at night; they don't sleep all night; they fall asleep differently, have shorter sleep cycles and experience much more Rapid Eye Movement (REM).

So that does tell you that there has seem to be some limits to how much short term memory you can hold on to stuff before it needs to go into long term memory through REM sleep.

Is the fact that she is not in REM while eating sufficient or should I somehow strive for an even MORE awake baby??? As for question # 2: Anila's cycles are as follows: eat (and try to stay awake)- usually takes about 1/2 an hour or so wake - is or tries to be until 1.5 hours prior to next feeding sleep - 1.5 hours (but sometimes its only 1) I know that at the moment she can be on a 2 1/2 - 3 hour schedule but I not sure what to do if she gets up from her nap after an hour instead of 1 1/2 hours - should I feed her right away and then start the next cycle from there, throwing off the rest of the day's cycles??

All that learning doesn't leave much time for dreaming, says Foulkes, since their brains are so busy during REM sleep doing other things.

Night terrors tend to happen earlier in the night, and do not involve the paralysis of the body that happens during REM sleep.

It may seem that your child's sleep patterns finally resemble yours, but he'll spend more time than you do in REM sleep and the deeper stages of non-REM sleep.

The child will spend even more time than you do in the light REM sleep till they become about 4 years old.

Other mammals and birds also have REM sleep stages, but cold - blooded animals such as turtles, lizards and fish do not.

If you took 100 people and did a sleep study, we can look at the data and know, by looking at the time they entered REM, who's going to become depressed in the next year and who isn't.»

On the first night, the volunteers did not play any video games, but researchers woke them during REM sleep — the stage of sleep most associated with dreaming — and asked them to recall their dreams.

In addition, the creatures slept only about a third as much as usual and entered REM sleep — the type associated with dreaming in humans — more quickly than they did during other times of the year.

Finally, Niels Rattenborg from the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology in Seewiesen hopes that «this naturally occurring variation in REM sleep during a period of brain development can be used to reveal exactly what REM sleep does for the developing brain in baby owls, as well as humans.»

People with apnea do have fewer nightmares, which really isn't that surprising because apnea disrupts sleep, leading to less REM sleep, which is when dreams usually happen, including nightmares.

REM sleep, characterized by rapid eye movements, is the dream state in mammals accompanied by activation of the cortex and total paralysis of the skeletal muscles, presumably so that we don't act out the dreams flashing through our mind.

Now, a study published in Science by researchers at the Douglas Mental Health University Institute (McGill University) and the University of Bern provides evidence that REM sleep does, indeed, play this role — at least in mice.

Observation of REMs (Rapid Eye Movements) during periods of sleep suggest that dolphins and whales are the only mammals, other than the primitive echidnas, that do not dream.

We do know that a small group of cells in the brain stem, called the subcoeruleus nucleus, controls REM sleep.

When these cells become injured or diseased, people do not experience the muscle paralysis associated with REM sleep, which can lead to REM sleep behavior disorder — a serious condition in which the afflicted violently act out their dreams.

Turns out that while alcohol does appear to help us fall asleep faster, research shows it reduces the amount of time we spend in REM sleep and makes us more likely to wake during the night, leaving us feeling groggy the next day.

«One theory is that there's some crossover with rapid eye movement (REM) sleep, also known as dream sleep,» says Neil Kline, DO, a sleep disorder physician in Lancaster, Pennsylvania and a representative of the American Sleep Association.

When you're in the REM stage of sleep where vivid dreams occur, your limbs are immobilized so you don't try to, say, sprint away from a charging tiger.

Cardio classes are offered in 20 - minute sessions, restorative sessions run a full hour, and the most popular fitness apps don't track calories burned but REM cycles.

So, if you talk about sleep, you should have noted that the total amount of sleep does not really matter, what matters is how much SWS and REM one gets.

These people do not go into the deep enough REM sleep that induces paralysis.

If counting sheep or sipping that cup of chamomile isn't doing you any favors, you might want to consider downward dogging your way to REM.

However, green tea doesn't contain enough L - theanine to significantly boost your REM cycles, and might make you wake up to go to the bathroom.

Doing this regularly will help regulate your sleep patterns and hopefully increase the number of REM cycles you get each night.

The good news is that as we age we don't seem to need as much REM sleep to stay healthy.

Pass on the Espresso and night cap Alcohol fragments sleep and blocks REM sleep, so don't drink in the evening.