Sentences with phrase «before hibernation»

She goes on to explain that this phenomenon is similar to bears before hibernation, and this drop in rT3 caused when berries and other readily available carbs disappear creates the fatigue needed for hibernation.

► The journal Cell Metabolism retracted a 2014 paper in which researchers announced «that they had discovered how grizzly bears gain scores of weight before hibernation, but avoid the obesity - associated health problems,» Hanae Armitage reported in a third Tuesday ScienceInsider.

I remember, before the Hibernation how excited I had been at the thought of the thousands of «shovel ready projects» that were to be assisted.

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Two years later, however, the economic picture is even grimmer — and the bears are out of hibernation, roaring like never before.

But there is also a posibilty that some of them were actually taken on ark, some boxes can hold thousends of small inverts (again in a hibernation state maybe) 5) I already said we don't know how salty was the sea before the flood.

Just a little fridge hibernation, so make this the night before to enjoy the next day, or in the morning if you're the sort who has time at home, and enjoy later on.

We are starting to come out of hibernation just this week actually, which is what prompted me to make this soup before it gets too warm to want to eat soup!

before we get rid of the whole team we should first get a new manager and then a goalkeeper then a back four defender's then defensive midfielder then someone should wake Ozil up from his winter hibernation and then the job is done

Not only do kids get to see the seasons change before their eyes, they learn about science concepts like hibernation and migration.

But while the mama bear survived the ordeal, she lost 22 percent of her body fat during a crucial time of year for fattening up before a long winter's hibernation.

But what has not been calculated before is the impact that the copepod's long journey and hibernation at depth has on the ability of the ocean to store carbon dioxide removed from the atmosphere.

But the remarkably high rate of infection during hibernation leads to high mortality rates at the time of year when bat populations are naturally at their lowest, before the females give birth in the summer.

But she stressed that there may be more waves of spread before this virus goes into hibernation.

They tried to gather data from its 10 instruments for 57 hours, before the lander's batteries were exhausted and it fell into hibernation.

For their research, scientists captured 13 black bears over four hibernation seasons and collected blood samples every 10 days before releasing the animals back into the wild.

En route, it passed by two asteroids, 2867 Steins (in 2008) and 21 Lutetia (in 2010), before entering deep - space hibernation mode in June 2011.

To avoid any kind of catastrophe, the reptiles went into hibernation for millions of years before being awakened by secret nuclear experiments in a Welsh mine.

NASA will wake New Horizons on Saturday, the last of 18 different hibernation periods, but the space agency will conduct a series of tests before the spacecraft begins exploring Pluto on Jan. 15, according to NASA's The PI's Perspective blog.

Frick was a lead author of a 2010 study that identified the fungus that is killing the bats by disrupting their winter hibernation, causing them to awaken early and lose body fat before food sources become active.

Today we're well into the return of winter weather and it seems like a very, very long time to go before my beloved denim capri pants come out of hibernation again.

Taking advantage of these last few days of August before I'm forced to put my gold espadrilles into hibernation for the fall and winter.

And just before the trip, my granddaughter's games are going into hibernation, too.

God Of War is a series that was in need of a rethinking far before it went into hibernation after 2013's flaccid prequel story Ascension.

«Idiocracy» tells the story of an Army private and major slacker Joe Bowers (Luke Wilson), who in 2005 is drafted to take part in a confidential hibernation program; the Army finds a female counterpart in a prostitute named Rita (Maya Rudolph), and she and Joe are put into individual «pods» before being sedated for a year.

The trip takes a deadly turn when their hibernation pods mysteriously wake them 90 years before they reach their destination.

After he's informed by the grody Karlsson (Peter Stormare, existentially grody) that the clown suit is actually an Icelandic demon which needs to eat five children before it returns to hibernation, Kent fails to overcome his new horrifying hunger, eating his way through the juvenile population of his small town.

Thus, they emerge from hibernation for a few weeks in the spring, before diving right back down into their burrows for the worst of the summer — the summertime equivalent to hibernation is called aestivation.

Lightning, the main protagonist of the Final Fantasy XIII series, is awakened after putting herself into a self - imposed hibernation 13 days before the end of the world.

o Protector Trials: Take control of an Alpha Series Big Daddy woken out of hibernation just before the events of BioShock 2.

Protector Trials: Take control of an Alpha Series Big Daddy woken out of hibernation just before the events of BioShock 2.

All should promise a week of fun and quirk before the art world curls into hibernation next week.

When they wake up, they fly to warm spots to heat up again before settling back down into hibernation mode.

To avoid any kind of catastrophe, the reptiles went into hibernation for millions of years before secret nuclear experiments in a Welsh mine awakened them.

When your phone is lying still, it will enter a deeper hibernation mode, deferring network and other activity until widely spaced - out «maintenance» windows before slipping back to sleep.

Or you can specify the amount of minutes you want to pass before it goes into hibernation.