How To Use Hibernation In A Sentence
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While hibernation during the winter is found in a few arctic mammals such as the Arctic ground squirrel (Spermophilus parryii), most homeothermic animals are active throughout the year.
General characteristics of arctic species and their adaptations in the context of changes in climate and ultraviolet-B radiation levels
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It's like setting Windows in hibernation mode so that it doesn't have to go through the entire boot-up process when it's called upon.
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You also know summer is here when the food markets finally open after a winter of hibernation.
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Bears wake up in the spring after a winter of hibernation.
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About the time of hibernation a few tunnies or other hibernating fishes are caught while swimming about, in particularly warm localities and in exceptionally fine weather, or on nights of full moon; for the fishes are induced (by the warmth or the light) to emerge for a while from their lair in quest of food.
The History of Animals
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As frogs, toads, salamanders, and snakes emerge from hibernation, encourage them to stay around your garden and help control pests.
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With the use of uplifting essential oils their metabolisms could be fooled into leapfrogging hibernation, believing they had already arrived in the scent of spring.
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They will be preparing 40 to 50 of the 250 tortoises and terrapins that share their home near Tewkesbury for hibernation.
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While the bruins do indeed lose bone mass during their hibernation, the researchers discovered that bone production remains constant and may even accelerate as the bears wake up and become active again.
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The coarctate or pseudopupal stages are those in which hibernation or diapause occurs most frequently.
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Undefined
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Nearly 10 months after leaving office, he plans to emerge from self-imposed political hibernation this week.
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Still, as hikers, climbers, and canoeists fan out across the backcountry this spring - just as hungry black bears emerge from hibernation - they will do well to arm themselves with recent research on ursine behavior.
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Many thanks must go then to Thomas Edison for ruining the whole hibernation ideal with his accursed light-bulbs.
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This is the time to plan seasonal promotions that will bring customers out of hibernation.
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With the light nights starting to return, toads across the area are wakening from hibernation to make the journey back to where they were born - to breed.
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My hibernation sarcophagus is made of gopher wood with a tastefully "beavered" finish
This Just in: I Break for Holidays!
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Take an opportunity to lose some of that winter hibernation-induced pudge around your middle and come out to a series of nutritional seminars being held at the PAC this weekend.
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When the bear came out of hibernation, she found areas where she used to feed last year are currently under development.
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One of the coolest animals (literally) on the planet, the wood frog has the ability to go into complete hibernation (including complete heart stoppage) during the winter season.
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It may mean accepting the permanent hibernation of the liberal intelligentsia and decades of censorship.
Times, Sunday Times
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We're not sure if simple hibernation stops the aging process, but we're fairly certain that deep-freezing does-and there are groups working on that, at Bethesda and San Antonio.
Tin
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However, once they start to close down, they can be some of the most imploded, recalcitrant white wines out there during their period of hibernation, and will often only show a dusty, chalky soil component on both the nose and palate that often give the impression of corkiness.
Natural wines, premox, chenin blanc, 07 Port and Rhone – John Gilman | Dr Vino's wine blog
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Reports of respectable drops in bear metabolic rates during hibernation cheer Eric Hellgren of Southern Illinois University Carbondale, who admits to "a biased viewpoint as a bear biologist.
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Like animals starved of food in winter they will put the more expensive sections into hibernation and keep on performing.
Times, Sunday Times
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Hibernation: Each winter bears enter a sluggish state called torpor, which is not true hibernation.
Press of Atlantic City: Editorials
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The fact that hibernators are as numerous and as varied as they are - the club includes some ground squirrels and rodents, at least one bird, various snakes and the echidna which is the platypus's closest living relative, among other species - suggests that the biological machinery that's needed for hibernation is both ancient and widespread in the animal kingdom.
Many species use hibernation to survive the rigors of winter
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I can state for a fact that my neighbour will come out of hibernation to plant his annual crop of potatoes on Good Friday.
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New Horizons will be taken out of hibernation in early January to repoint the communications dish antenna to keep up with the changing position of the Earth around the Sun.
New Horizons Spacecraft Now Closer to Pluto Than Earth | Universe Today
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Snow pack and other natural insulators can keep the frogs sufficiently warm during their winter hibernation.
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At one point the temperature was up to 11C; nature has been knocked out of kilter, with adders emerging from hibernation and plants budding.
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Bears wake up in the spring after a winter of hibernation.
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This conformational changing process is strengthened by the increase in the affinity of the enzyme and for its coenzymes during hibernation.
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Upon emergence from hibernation the lizards were caught by hand or by noosing.
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She gazed at the absence of light coming through the string-like curtains on the exterior wall like an anxious dormouse who's been too long in hibernation.
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Bears wake from their long hibernation, now, hirsute initiates with tales to tell to those with ears to listen.
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Once the weather turns frosty they will go into hibernation under roofs.
Times, Sunday Times
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Had they already reached Saturn, carried out their survey, and gone into hibernation?
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After being in hibernation for decades, she suddenly awoke and decided it would be nice to be a US Senator.
For New York’s Kennedy, a Choice Seat Awaits - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com
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Henry Harlow and his colleagues made the discovery after analysing muscle biopsies from sedated bears at the start and end of hibernation.
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And if they continue to eradicate their allomorphic trait and no longer have half their people in hibernation at any given time, they'll need even more room! ...
Sagittarius Whorl
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The other is a deep, nearly subaudible drone with an occasional beat like the pulse of a sloth deep in hibernation.
Disquiet » Field Music MP3
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His body teetered as he struggled to fight the aftereffects of my touch and the onset of the Serim hibernation.
My Fair Succubi
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Coney Island is slipping slowly into winter hibernation.
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As spring dawns, the glacier noise can grow into bellowing groans, like a bear coming out of hibernation.
Times, Sunday Times
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I'll eat a lot and not care what happens because it all tastes good, but during the summer time I realise just how much weight I gained in the hibernation months and start binging.
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In the corner between them, a great coiling growth, blackened now in its winter hibernation, stripped of leaves, clambered as high as the battlements where the brattice began.
A River So Long
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The bear, weak from hibernation, was focused on procuring an easier meal, such as scavenged bison carcasses and the tiny white blossoms that speck the forest edges.
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Upon emergence from hibernation, the lizards were caught by hand.
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Bears wake up in the spring after a winter of hibernation.
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Rob Atkinson, head of the society's wildlife department, said the warmer weather had wakened snakes after a period of inactivity similar to hibernation, and some ventured into rural gardens.
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Episode Recaps: In “Space Seed,” the Enterprise encounters Khan Noonien Singh, a genetically modified human from the 21st century who fled Earth and put himself in cryogenic hibernation.
5 Lessons Tiger Woods Could’ve Learned from Watching Star Trek | Fandomania
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Inflated remuneration packages once associated with sales roles in high-tech companies seem to have gone into hibernation.
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Butterflies spotted so far include common blue, small white, small copper, brimstone, orange tip, wall brown, small skipper and various vanessids that have come out of winter hibernation.
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Without our basketball, hockey, and football, we are empty husks of men who might as well go into hibernation until late Fall.
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he emerged from his hibernation to make his first appearance in several years
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The band has undergone many periods of hibernation.
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Bears wake up in the spring after a winter of hibernation.
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Secreted nightly by the pineal gland, the hormone alerts birds, lizards, and mammals to approaching mating seasons and helps them keep track of hibernation deadlines.
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Bears resorb their bone material during hibernation, but they constantly form new bone material as well.
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Hyaki looked over his shoulder, grunted a kata, and wished that their food would hurry up and emerge from hibernation in the kitchen.
The Mocking Program
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Observing the White Pelican Flocks during their period of hibernation is genuinely a spectacle all its own.
Introduction to Michoacán - the soul of Mexico
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As spring dawns, the glacier noise can grow into bellowing groans, like a bear coming out of hibernation.
Times, Sunday Times
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At the first cold of autumn, many insects go into hibernation.
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It's critical to weigh your turtle or tortoise prior to hibernation.
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Bats typically accumulate body fat in autumn, which serves as the main energy source until emergence from hibernation in spring.
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After a period of hibernation, corporate mergers and acquisitions are back on the agenda.
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For many animals seasonality is common, as shown in winter hibernation, and olfaction plays an important role.
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As other plants are preparing for winter hibernation, the nerine is making a play for centre stage
Gardens: The late, late, show… by the nerines
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Bears wake up in the spring after a winter of hibernation.
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His self-imposed hibernation from films in the eighties was the result of a "negative trend" in the industry.
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When bumper crops abound, even bruins just emerging from hibernation will immediately seek out whitebark cone caches that survived the winter unscathed.
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The old man had a great deal to say about "aestivation," as he called it, in opposition, as one might say, to hibernation.
Complete Project Gutenberg Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. Works
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As it grows abundantly in dark forest regions, folklore suggests it's the first plant bears eat when they come out of hibernation.
Times, Sunday Times
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This lizard avoids a winter hibernation phase by the use of sun basking behaviors.
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Hibernation is when the system stores all the information it has in its memory onto the hard disk, then shuts down.
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If the sow has not eaten enough to sustain herself over the hibernation, the egg will not implant.
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Intraspecific variation in locomotor abilities among snakes is pretty special however, elsewhere being documented only where pregnancy makes big females less agile than males, and in garter snakes where individuals that have only just emerged from hibernation are less agile than warmed-up, fully active indiduals (Shine et al. 2000).
Sea kraits: radical intraspecific diversity, reproductive isolation, and site fidelity
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As a result, Changing World is "in hibernation" until it can find a private investor willing to "come in and buy at a distressed value," he says.
Companies eager for IPOs feel thwarted by slow market
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Once your lawn starts to grow again, it's time to bring your mower out of hibernation.
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Like animals starved of food in winter they will put the more expensive sections into hibernation and keep on performing.
Times, Sunday Times
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To observe these white flocks of birds during their hibernation is genuinely a spectacle worthy of itself.
Guide to alternative tourism in Michoacán
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Birds have delayed their migration south and badgers and hedgehogs in parks have put off hibernation.
The Sun
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Examples are courtship behaviour, migration and hibernation.
Biology Basic Facts
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Dated references inadvertently betray the film's prolonged hibernation in development limbo.
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The German-based team say their study is the only report of prolonged hibernation in a tropical mammal.
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While I do suspect that meaningful interstellar travel is impossible, long-term colonization is not technically impossible – hibernation + travel at even 1% the speed of light are not impossible.
If the Earth is Rare, We May Not Hear from ET | Universe Today
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Both aestivation and hibernation are found among the members of the family.
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And induced hypopituitarism -- under activity of the gland -- produces a result just like natural hibernation.
The Treasure-Train
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But if no rains fall during the warm seasons and the tortoises don't get a chance to drink, they will enter hibernation dehydrated, malnourished, and with a bladder full of toxic waste.
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If such beings did exist, they might live in hibernation, emerging only when life, spacefaring life, appears.
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At first, chlorpromazine was administered as an adjunct to a shock treatment popular in France—packing psychotic patients in ice, on the theory that the drug enhanced the hibernation effect, which allegedly cured patients by putting them in a somnolent state.
MANUFACTURING DEPRESSION
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When a mammal prepares for hibernation, its body temperature lowers to near-freezing temperature.
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They are a spent force, only coming out of hibernation to latch on to the topical issue of the day.
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Once the weather turns frosty they will go into hibernation under roofs.
Times, Sunday Times
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My hibernation sarcophagus is lined with beaver, and has tasteful gopherwood accents.
This Just in: I Break for Holidays!
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If only she could abjure art the way she abjured religion and write less self-consciously, the true artist would re-emerge from what is beginning to seem like indefinite hibernation.
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Yearling snakes can use maternal scent cues to seek out their first hibernation den.
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If the sow has not eaten enough to sustain herself over the hibernation, the egg will not implant.
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The triumph marked a successful emergence from a prolonged hibernation for the sport in Myanmar.
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Share prices then start to rise again, until such time that the market becomes so overvalued that our supine friends emerge once again from their hibernation.
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The bear stores fat for the period of hibernation when he doesn't eat
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Progressive rock went into enforced hibernation at the onset of punk.
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Frogs in deep hibernation take longer to emerge to answer the call of the spring mating season.
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As spring dawns, the glacier noise can grow into bellowing groans, like a bear coming out of hibernation.
Times, Sunday Times
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The danger is of developing hibernation strategies which envisage a futurity whose solace is retrospective.
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They remain in hibernation for ten months of the year and emerge during Holy Week of each year.
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They remain in hibernation for ten months of the year and emerge during Holy Week of each year.
