The ground squirrel is a much more typical hibernator.

That makes him a sort of reverse hibernator.

There's a spare set of helmets and a spare hibernator.

I suppose the hibernator is least bad.

Maybe on the two-year trip to Hssin in the hibernator their feet had grown soft?

Posted by Hibernator on October 1st, 2004.

It's called a hibernator.

Planter, descended from the Hibernator.

Posted by Hibernator on December 23rd, 2005.

Posted by Hibernator on January 27th, 2006.

Despite the inability to induce torpor, there are substances in hibernator blood that can lend protection to organs for possible transplant.

A solitary or only somewhat colonial hibernator, it often occurs in aggregations in suitable habitats.

"The Hibernator"

In about ten minutes, consciousness would be restored, though it would be at least a day before the hibernator was strong enough to move around without assistance.

You may find yourself waiting to see exactly how, and if, Hlynur will apply himself to raising his own temperature - he's the lankiest hibernator in history.

Gigasaurus, shown in "The Hibernator."

For a start, I feel sure I could set up a system that would work with somebody in the hibernator and use biofeedback to keep good muscle tone.

Hibernator, Homo dormitor, a species of human (descended from the Temperate Woodland-Dweller) that hibernates during the ice age winter.

Career, size and corporate culture from Hibernator Microsoft and Morgan Stanley have the same short name: MS. The two MSs distinguished from each other strongly in various aspects.

Although it is a traditional hibernator, building up its body fat so to survive the winter asleep, it is also known to store some food in its burrow, like the chipmunk, for consumption upon waking in the spring.

I'll wager that I can take a Dream Machine helmet and a hibernator and make a system from them that will do just what I said-and I'll have it finished before we get to Pearl.

A torpor bout can refer to the period of time a hibernator spends at low body temperature, and last days to weeks, or it can refer to a period of low body temperature and metabolism lasting less than 24 hours, as in 'daily torpor'.

Before either of them could reply, Conway added, "Since there is no evidence of the presence of the power-hungry, complex refrigeration systems which we associate with sus-pended animation techniques, just three sets of tubing entering its body, would you also agree that the life-form is a natural hibernator?"

A good example of the differences between the two types of hibernation can be seen among the prairie dogs; where the white-tailed prairie Mexican is an obligate hibernator and the closely related black-tailed prairie dog is a facultative hibernator.