Sleep: Natural periodic suspension of consciousness during which the powers of the Body are restored.
Boffins were busily filling in the blanks in the periodic table and probing unknown atomic phenomena (like radioactivity and bonding).
Compliance with this extensive regulatory framework is enforced by daily supervision and periodic (often unannounced) visits by bank examiners.
For the eventually periodic kneading pair of significance, the analytic expression of the kneading determinant for determining its topological entropy is presented.
The highest known magic number for neutrons alone is 126. Lead, with 82 protons and 126 neutrons, is thus "doubly magic" and the heaviest stable isotope in the periodic table.
These periodic tests also build confidence in the support staff.
This periodic use of snapshots can be especially useful in detecting trends.
When you go below atomic size and get down to quarks, you drop off the periodic table and start playing with James Joyce who coined the word "quark."
On a day-to-day basis, successful bilateral cooperation on both ongoing issues and the periodic crisis of the day belies the notion of an alliance in disarray.
Fix packs, represented by FP, are periodic maintenance upgrades, released in between refresh packs.
You can direct this orchestrator to send periodic e-mail alerts on the inconsistency of the updates.
These classes provide support for priorities, periodic behaviour, deadlines with handlers that can be triggered when the deadline is exceeded, and the use of memory areas other than the heap.
However strong your plan and however sure you are of your goals, make room for periodic reassessment.
Using little more than a metronome and a needle electrode inserted into the hearts of cats, he found that he could speed up and restore normal heart rhythms by applying periodic electrical shocks.
Mironov may be my favorite mad scientist since the chemist who had the periodic table engraved on one of his hairs.
Use periodic and frequent stabilization periods to fix and reduce the backlog of defects.
Today there is no spectacle so ridiculous as the British public in one of its periodic fits of panic about the National Health Service (NHS).
