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sleep apnea at least thirty episodes during a seven-hour period of sleep during which the air flow stops for longer than ten seconds before the child starts breathing again.
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slew rate The maximum rate at which the output voltage of an op-amp can change.
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sleep apnea A serious, potentially life threatening disorder characterized by repeated cessation of breathing due to either collapse of the upper airway during sleep or absence of respiratory effect.
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sleep One of the most widespread misconceptions about birds is that they sleep with their heads tucked under their wings. In fact, the commonest sleeping posture, especially among songbirds, is with the head turned and resting on the back, and the bill tucked under the feathers of the shoulder (ie, the scapular feathers). During the breeding season, Purple Martins sleep in their martin houses and gourds at night. ...
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sleep deprivation A shortage of quality, undisturbed sleep that results in detrimental effects on physical and mental well-being.
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