what can biolgoical clocks be set by?
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I think it's not as easy as some people think. Our biological clocks controls lot's of things in the body. Biological, or circadian, clocks operate on a roughly 24-hour cycle that governs such functions as sleeping and waking, rest and activity, fluid balance, body temperature, cardiac output, oxygen consumption and endocrine gland secretion. The process of setting and resetting it is not easy and can only happen gradually. It's right that we can set it by light, but the main probelm scientists have is which component needs to be regulated to reset the biological clock in humans using the light.\n\nThe problem of resetting the biological clock is a probelm only when there's no light, right? we all now we can manage it when it's there.... What the scientists are trying to do is to discover something to be given as a drug to help prevent jet lag problems, sleeping disorders and help in the medication of some diseases since they discovered out there's a link between right medication times and the biological clock. Protien helps resetting it and was proven unable to speed it or slow it down.
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4:00\n\nEST = CST + 1 hour
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On the long-term, it is..\nThere's something called body clock. And it has its purpose..
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2am tommorow morning.I live in britain.Clocks go forward an hour
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The theory of biorhythms claims that one's life is affected by rhythmic biological cycles, and seeks to make predictions regarding these cycles and the personal ease of carrying out tasks related to the cycles. These inherent rhythms are said to control or initiate various biological processes and are classically composed of three cyclic rhythms that are said to govern human behaviour and demonstrate innate periodicity in natural physiological change: the physical, the emotional, and the intellectual (or mental) cycles. Others claim there are additional rhythms, some of which may be combinations of the three primary cycles. Some proponents think that biorhythms may be potentially related to bioelectricity and its interactions in the body.
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well even a stopped clock is right twice a day.  it's been 4:20 a couple of times for me ; )
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Right click on theshown clock on the taskbar then click adjust Date/time... You can reset the clock
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http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/
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correct the date,time,day in Ur clock
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12:00 a\nAt midnight the 24 hour clock sets back to 0:00
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If you are doing this for nefarious reasons (beating out a 90 or 120 day trial version of software), you can't "disable" the clock, however you can adjust its time in the BIOS.\n\n    Another possible way is to remove the CMOS battery on the motherboard.  I do NOT reccommend this.  It will cause the internal clock to reset to midnight Jan 1, 1980 every time you start up.  The internal clock is critical to a lot of internal functions, and is asking for problems.\n\nIf this is what you're going for, just buy the software, or get freeware(Linux).  It's too much of a hassle to deal with this every time you turn on your PC.\n\nIf you are asking this because you are tired of seeing the time in the lower right corner of your screen, that is another matter.  Just right-click on the start button, and select Properties.  Select the Taskbar tab, and uncheck the "Show the clock" checkbox.  Click OK, and you're all set.
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right click your clock in the tray.\ngo to time zone\ncheck the box at the bottom that says "automatically adjust for daylights savings time"
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you have to set the computer clock time, the computer's time zone setting (in control panel), and the email time zone to get the right time.
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There are no terms for that.  Time is artificial. You can use whatever you want.  I would say "our clocks".
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Personal Biorhythms.  We all have internal clocks that determine sleep need/time, best time to take med, best time to do almost everything.  From person to person, no two are alike.
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UK. The clocks go one hour forward and we become BST (British Summer Time).\nOtherwise(in autumn - the Fall) we revert to GMT (Greenwich Mean Time).\nIf you are in the Army - just to confuse things - we have ZULU time.\nThis means that no matter where you are in the world, you still have the same clock!\nI hope I haven't broken the Official Secrets Act by revealing this!\nPS: As long as you wake up, you know that you are alive...doesn't matter what time it is. Good luck!
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there have been studies preformed with humans living under ground with NO external environment . this allowed the human body to run on a true biological clock. every time a subject was tested it was prov en that a human body clock is actually 25 hrs not 24hrs. Our bodies adapt to a 24 hr cycle b/c of the earths rotation.