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• Historically, many accidents and catastrophes have resulted from microsleep episodes in these circumstances.
• In the meantime, I'll have to settle for four winks of microsleep.
• Other stimulants that could decrease microsleep frequency include Adderall, amphetamine, cocaine, and tobacco.
• Shocked, Claire and Jack watch each other in a mirror until they experience microsleep and Jack disappears.
• Then microsleep events could be more seamlessly distinguished from other states of consciousness, such as silent consciousness experienced during meditation.
• Normally, one will have at least some microsleep ( dozing off for a sec ), which makes a big difference.
• Some experts define microsleep according to behavioral criteria ( head nods, drooping eyelids, etc . ), while others rely on EEG markers.
• Since there are many ways to detect MSs in a variety of contexts there is little agreement on how best to identify and classify microsleep episodes.
• The technical term is " microsleep " _ a snooze lasting less than a minute, plenty of time to get into trouble on the road.
• "But even a microsleep of three seconds when the car is going 55 miles can take the vehicle 300 to 400 yards, " she added.
• If you happen to be driving during a microsleep, which lasts 10 to 60 seconds, there is ample time to get into a serious and possibly fatal accident.
• The subsequent official inquiry discovered the guard's solicitor stated that the guard was in a microsleep for as much as 30 seconds, just prior to the accident.
• Do not try to drive under such conditions, since your body could ask you for some microsleep . talk ) 20 : 01, 29 January 2012 ( UTC)
• :: : PubMed redirects somnolence to sleep, but searching with the term in quotes and adding in microsleep does get me up to 10 % or more relevant papers.
• Dr . Coren warns of the effects of " microsleep, " which struck me as a dignified way to describe the tendency of sleep-deprived people to zone-out for just a second.
• Future research needs to focus more on objective microstates ( e . g . detailed electrical output in briefer intervals ) that underlie microsleep events so that electrical events can be understood in terms of behavioral events with greater accuracy.
• In 2011 she created a " Wellness Car ", a modified SL 500, with kind of an Electrotherapy that will help to beware you of an microsleep and your body cells will keep in movement and you will feel healthier after driving in your car, as usual.
• At the inquiry, Paul Webb, Queen's Counsel, representing the guard on the train, said the guard was in a microsleep at the time of the question, for as much as 30 seconds, which would have removed the opportunity for the guard to halt the train.
• For example, a microsleep episode is claimed to have been one factor contributing to the Waterfall train disaster in 2003; the driver had a heart attack and the guard who should have reacted to the train's increasing speed is said by his defender to have microslept, thus causing him to be held unaccountable.
• Except, of course, if you count the 1, 500 deaths and 76, 000 injuries a year from driver fatigue, accidents that happen when the brain is vulnerable to " intrusions of microsleep episodes, " says Dr . Charles Czeisler, chief of circadian and sleep disorders medicine at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.