Sentences with phrase «means hibernation»

If you don't see the option at all, it means hibernation is not enabled on your machine.

It's been starting to get VERY cold here, and that usually means hibernation for me!!!

Not exact matches

Hibernation also means that there is almost no chance of better returns.

Chicago Museum Week kicks off with special programming, admission discounts - ABC7 Chicago - January 18, 2018 Chicago's world - famous winters can make it difficult to comfortably discover the city, but that doesn't mean the fun has to go into hibernation.

A few days after the FT story, Bernard Brogan of the Telegraph blogged here: http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/benedictbrogan/100093232/dont-expect-anything-from-coalition-2-0-for-the-moment-at-least/... to suggest that «Coalition 2.0» (by which he meant «Coalition Phase 2») was going into hibernation.

It means that the bearded ladies» offspring hatch later, so they have less time to gather food and to prepare for overwinter hibernation, which is a tough period that few babies survive.

The scientists also found that the bears» levels of calcium — of which bone is made — in the blood did not change during hibernation, meaning that even though bone remodeling is suppressed, it remains balanced, which helps limit bone loss.

well no because the days that you deprive carbs means your body needs tricking and to nderstand that you are not being deprived so that it goes into hibernation mode lol.

For many of us, it means it's an invitation to spend more time outside, to emerge from hibernation for fresh air and outdoor exercise.

Falling temperatures and fewer daylight hours don't mean that your outdoor running routine has to go into hibernation for the winter.

That means that your body has learned to put your bladder into hibernation for the night.

But that does not mean our fashion also needs to go into hibernation too.

It's finally spring, which means it's time to crawl out of hibernation, shed that winter coat and get out there!

Is mean - reversion in hibernation?

The long, hard winter is finally over, which means it's time to get outside and burn off those hibernation calories.

This means that stores of body fat will be used up, whereas in true hibernation and even brumation, they would be barely touched.

Your hamster is probably in a state of tortor, meaning that they go into a kind of form of hibernation for a few hours to raise their body temperature because they are too cold or the room they are in is too cold.

I may go back to it, but currently there are other games I'd rather play, which means EVE goes into hibernation.

Or it could mean that Retro's hibernation is almost over.

The year's cold, snowy start can only mean one thing: the climate deniers are coming out of hibernation to crow about how cold weather obviously means that global warming's a hoax.

Summer may be coming to an end but that obviously doesn't mean your fitness activities are set for hibernation, especially seeing how the latest iteration of IFA debuted a wide variety of new wearables which are scheduled to hit the market in the coming weeks.

Regardless of the good work of well - meaning snowmobile clubs who spend many volunteer hours grooming trails, there is no stopping others from running animals down, disrupting hibernation and causing great harm to the woodland environment.