Titlebook: Biological Rhythms; Jürgen Aschoff Book 1981 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1981 medicine.organization.time

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Klinische Elektroencephalographieehavioral, homeostatic and reproductive systems, and the decline of these systems with age. Because so many functions— behavioral, physiological, and biochemical—within an individual organism show circadian rhythmicity, the ontogeny of any particular function is likely to include the appearance of a

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Stephan Zschocke,Hans-Christian Hansena vectorial quantity, consists not only of amount (i.e., frequency of movements and velocity) but also of direction, and inevitably, it changes the relationship between the animal and its spatial environment. Thus, in some cases in which the amount of movement, and in all cases in which the directio

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Klinische Chemie und Mikroskopiee only one useful and almost self-evident guideline: a detailed analysis of a given rhythmic system has rarely if ever been achieved without the development of some sort of automatic or at least semiautomatic data-collecting technique, which greatly reduces the need for human intervention.