Sentences with phrase «sleep the screen by»

Though I still wish it would be an actual home button instead of just a sensor, it can be used to sleep the screen by placing your finger on it while the phone is on.

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Knutson and von Schultz offer night owls tips to help them to fit in better with a world dominated by larks, such as gradually inching their sleep times earlier and avoiding screens before bed.

Your brain can be tricked into staying up later by the light in these screens which will lead to less restful sleep.

The light produced by computer, phone or tablet screens is enough to interfere with the brain's production of melatonin, the hormone that regulates the sleep cycle.

-- especially the blue wavelengths of light emitted by many light bulbs and electronic screens — is particularly bad for sleep.

Researchers have found that the light given off by TVs, computer screens, video games, and cell phones interferes with the sleep hormone melatonin.

The lights of screens keep people awake by preventing the production of Melatonin and Serotonin, hormones that make people sleep.

Before and after the period of sleep deprivation, subjects were shown a series of letter pairings on a computer screen and told to click the left mouse button for a certain letter combination (e.g., an A followed by an X) and the right mouse button for all other letter pairs.

To investigate, researchers led by Roberto Pisoni, MD (Medical University of South Carolina) analyzed information on 56 patients with diabetes and CKD who had undergone screening for obstructive sleep apnea through the use of a questionnaire.

In the first study, Sara Mednick of Harvard University and her colleagues investigated the role of sleep in perceptual learning by training subjects to report the direction of colored bars superimposed on other lines on a computer screen.

Christensen and colleagues sought to test the hypothesis that increased screen - time may be associated with poor sleep by analyzing data from 653 adult individuals across the United States participating in the Health eHeart Study.

Strategies which rely only on self - reporting of illness and screening of low - risk individuals are unlikely to lead to elimination of sleeping sickness transmission by 2030, and delay elimination until the next century.

The entrances to their offices may be graced by a cow sleeping on a pile of rubbish, but inside the walls are decorated with advertisements for Microsoft or IBM, and earnest young men sit glued to computer screens.

The blue light emitted by screens is particularly sleep - disrupting.

Often when I work with people on sleep, we start by taking care of the basics, like sleeping in a cool room, cutting caffeine, and avoiding screens and the blue light they radiate, but this process is often like peeling back an onion, revealing the deeper anxiety driving sleep disruption at the core.

Often when I work with people on sleep, we start by taking care of the basics, like sleeping in a cool room, cutting caffeine, and avoiding screens and the blue light they radiate, but this process is often like peeling back an onion, revealing the deeper anxiety that drives sleep disruption at the core.

Health care providers might be better able to help their overweight and obese patients by screening for sleep disorders, according to researchers Jean - Philippe Chaput, of the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario Research Institute, and Angelo Tremblay, of Laval University in Quebec.

Moreover, recent animal studies have shown that DHEA does significantly boost melatonin production in the pineal gland, which regulates circadian rhythms — our sleep - wake cycles — which are often thrown out of balance by synthetic lights from the various screens we tend to be surrounded with these days.

That's why sleep experts, doctors, and others recommend that in the evening you avoid blue light — the type generated by computer, tablet or smartphone screens like the one you're probably reading this story on right now.

Practice good sleep hygiene by turning off screens and relaxing an hour before you turn in at night.

Start by brushing up on good sleep hygiene by going to bed and waking at the same time every day, getting regular exercise, and avoiding exposure to screens and bright light before bedtime.

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If you do find yourself using your advice after 6 pm, you can still improve sleep by reducing the brightness on your device, using blue - blocking glasses or blue - blocking screen, and reversing your device to have light text on a dark page.

Though obvious from start to finish - it's little more than a Public Service Announcement - there are a few moments in this that are thought - provoking: how these starlets balance their «jobs» and personal relationships (Silguero's boyfriend is clearly bothered by her sleeping with so many other people), how they regard each other (none of them likes Belle Knox, the famous Duke student who turned to porn) and especially how they view the difference between «on - screen performing» and «real - life romance» (I found the scene of the one girl awkwardly trying to get a male waiter's number to be completely adorable).

Predicted as possible winner before the festival even started, hated on by a few once it screened (including New York Times» Manohla Dargis), Winter Sleep still managed to take most critics» breath away and mine included (it also walked away with the FIPRESCI prize.)

Bogart's harshness made him the best Spade and his insolence, in The Big Sleep, the most iconic Marlowe, though Lauren Bacall as Vivienne, the oldest and haughtiest of the idle - rich Sternwood sisters, and his accomplice in double - entendre wisecracking, was wiped off the screen by Martha Vickers as the thumb - chewing nympho Carmen (no matter that her lethalness was downplayed).

By the time he decides that he can't do it all alone, the film's relentless barrage of witless gags, unsubtle digs and brilliantly animated but repetitive sight gags have pretty much put its audience over the age of 5, to sleep (I heard no laughter during the screening I attended).

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Microsoft has developed a new feature called Night Light and was designed to reduce blue light emitted by a screen, which may help you get to sleep easier at night.

Also in this episode, News of rumors of a new Kindle in October, a Tech Tip for changing the images on your screen in sleep mode, and a Kindle Quote from Team of Rivals by Doris Kearns Goodwin.

You can also open apps from sleep mode by tracing one of six letters (specifically C, e, S, V, W and Z) on the screen.

It is supposed to reduce sleep disorder caused by over exposure from LED screens and protects the retina from overexposure of blue light.

Being so busy designing their next gen products, it seems that the engineers haven't caught up yet with the dozens of medical studies showing beyond doubt how we're affected by our blue screen and their LED backlights... a google for «sleep blue light» will clarify the case.

The «Never» option at the bottom of the list means your Kindle Fire screen will never go dark (sleep mode); it will always be on until you tap the power screen to go into stand - by mode.

They made the screensaver ads more annoying by requiring you to swipe the screen to bypass them after hitting the power button to turn the Kindle on out of sleep mode — it's a two step process now, and gets irritating after a while, even if you want the Special Offers to get deals.

You can return to the home screen at any time, or wake the device up, by pressing the cut - out»n' button beneath the screen; this is the only button on the front of the device; the aforementioned power / sleep button and volume buttons run along the upper right edge.

Unfortunately that high rank happened early in the morning while I, on Pacific Time, was still sleeping, so by the time I woke up, the best screen shot I could get was this one.

The Touch Cover resembles an Apple iPad Smart Cover, in that it protects the screen, and also puts it to sleep and wakes its up by closing and opening the cover.

For a start they use ambient light sensors to detect the level of light in the environment and adjust the screen accordingly - this all works separately to the new Night Shift mode which adjusts the amount of blue light emitted by the display late at night to help your pending sleep.

When you first turn on your tablet (or come out of stand - by / sleep mode) the start screen shows one of the Kindle Fire background pictures that Amazon has preloaded onto this device.

But you can read it in a pitch dark room while your wife is trying to sleep by switching to a black screen with light gray words.

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As you walk up the first flight of stairs, you are greeted by a grand living area featuring vaulted ceilings, a large flat screen TV, game table and a secluded seating area which turns into a sleeper sofa for additional sleeping arrangements.

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The huge main floor has been left as one open room divide into living and sleeping areas by antique screens.

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Sitting Feeding Sleeping (2013) a short video by Rachel Rose will be screened to compliment this discussion.

Introduction: Lucia Pietroiusti, Public Programmes curator, Serpentine Galleries Screening: Marc Camille Chaimowicz, Fade, 1976 (27 min, colour) Talk: Chris Kabel, on blue skies and talking machines: a short talk about Kabel's latest works and the immersive and experiential layers that are incorporated therein Talk / Reading: Gil Leung, Assets, 2015: A short reading on isolation pods, jet lag and the end of a relationship Screening / Talk: Sidsel Meineche Hansen, screening of the animations ONE - self, 2015 and Seroquel ®, 2014, and a talk about the psycho - pharmaceutical industry and the emotional - industrial complex Screening: Betzy Bromberg, Soothing the Bruise, 1980 (16 mm, 21 min, colour) Talk: Alexei Penzin, The Night Preserved: night, sleep, and the continuum of sleepless production, reproduction, consumption, financial speculation, and other incessant and open - ended activities without any interruption or meaningful finale Screening / Performance: Samuel Levack and Jennifer Lewandowski, Winter Solstice - Meditations in the Colour Blue, 2015, performed by Das Hund (Samuel Levack, Jennifer Lewandowski, Nicholas Pankhurst, FanScreening: Marc Camille Chaimowicz, Fade, 1976 (27 min, colour) Talk: Chris Kabel, on blue skies and talking machines: a short talk about Kabel's latest works and the immersive and experiential layers that are incorporated therein Talk / Reading: Gil Leung, Assets, 2015: A short reading on isolation pods, jet lag and the end of a relationship Screening / Talk: Sidsel Meineche Hansen, screening of the animations ONE - self, 2015 and Seroquel ®, 2014, and a talk about the psycho - pharmaceutical industry and the emotional - industrial complex Screening: Betzy Bromberg, Soothing the Bruise, 1980 (16 mm, 21 min, colour) Talk: Alexei Penzin, The Night Preserved: night, sleep, and the continuum of sleepless production, reproduction, consumption, financial speculation, and other incessant and open - ended activities without any interruption or meaningful finale Screening / Performance: Samuel Levack and Jennifer Lewandowski, Winter Solstice - Meditations in the Colour Blue, 2015, performed by Das Hund (Samuel Levack, Jennifer Lewandowski, Nicholas Pankhurst, FanScreening / Talk: Sidsel Meineche Hansen, screening of the animations ONE - self, 2015 and Seroquel ®, 2014, and a talk about the psycho - pharmaceutical industry and the emotional - industrial complex Screening: Betzy Bromberg, Soothing the Bruise, 1980 (16 mm, 21 min, colour) Talk: Alexei Penzin, The Night Preserved: night, sleep, and the continuum of sleepless production, reproduction, consumption, financial speculation, and other incessant and open - ended activities without any interruption or meaningful finale Screening / Performance: Samuel Levack and Jennifer Lewandowski, Winter Solstice - Meditations in the Colour Blue, 2015, performed by Das Hund (Samuel Levack, Jennifer Lewandowski, Nicholas Pankhurst, Fanscreening of the animations ONE - self, 2015 and Seroquel ®, 2014, and a talk about the psycho - pharmaceutical industry and the emotional - industrial complex Screening: Betzy Bromberg, Soothing the Bruise, 1980 (16 mm, 21 min, colour) Talk: Alexei Penzin, The Night Preserved: night, sleep, and the continuum of sleepless production, reproduction, consumption, financial speculation, and other incessant and open - ended activities without any interruption or meaningful finale Screening / Performance: Samuel Levack and Jennifer Lewandowski, Winter Solstice - Meditations in the Colour Blue, 2015, performed by Das Hund (Samuel Levack, Jennifer Lewandowski, Nicholas Pankhurst, FanScreening: Betzy Bromberg, Soothing the Bruise, 1980 (16 mm, 21 min, colour) Talk: Alexei Penzin, The Night Preserved: night, sleep, and the continuum of sleepless production, reproduction, consumption, financial speculation, and other incessant and open - ended activities without any interruption or meaningful finale Screening / Performance: Samuel Levack and Jennifer Lewandowski, Winter Solstice - Meditations in the Colour Blue, 2015, performed by Das Hund (Samuel Levack, Jennifer Lewandowski, Nicholas Pankhurst, FanScreening / Performance: Samuel Levack and Jennifer Lewandowski, Winter Solstice - Meditations in the Colour Blue, 2015, performed by Das Hund (Samuel Levack, Jennifer Lewandowski, Nicholas Pankhurst, Fancy Smith.

In conjunction with a screening of «Don't Go Back to Sleep» by Stanya Kahn.