Definition of biorhythm in English:

biorhythm

noun ˈbʌɪə(ʊ)rɪð(ə)mˈbaɪoʊˌrɪðəm

1A recurring cycle in the physiology or functioning of an organism, such as the daily cycle of sleeping and waking.
Example sentencesExamples
- In victims of SAD, winter's increased darkness seems to upset the delicate balance of biorhythms and brain chemicals that regulate everything from hunger and libido to body temperature and sleep.
- Yet, it is increasingly common for people to override basic biorhythms and ignore the biological signals for sleep.
- Jet lag occurs, I learned, because changes in time zones confuse our internal body clock or our ‘circadian rhythms’; profound biorhythms which date back to Stone Age man.
- The idea is that each person's unique biorhythms, inner shifts and moods can be balanced by using plant extracts, medicinal foods and therapies suited to each internal season.
- Scientists designed software that can adjust for each pilot's nerve patterns, which can be affected by caffeine use, biorhythms, performance stress and the amount of fat under the skin.
- Studies indicate that light regulation and control of biorhythms are functionally interrelated and possibly have a common evolutionary origin.
- We're moving to a twenty-five hour clock here, apparently, the better to suit both the human biorhythm and the metricised time-keeping systems.
- This is a shame as the two chanteuse are highly compatible in all three primary biorhythm cycles.
- In this, you're entertained right along with your current state of biorhythms, which is frenzied.
- A balanced and relaxed state after a period of stress and hard work sets a biorhythm that keeps your energy levels in top gear today.
- It is suggested that herbal medicine might be effective for abnormal biorhythm because of the amounts of melatonin found in the crude drugs and Kampo medicines.
- Then, because of age, injury, fatigue, biorhythms or some other NBA circumstance, things always seem to change for them.
- The pineal gland is thought to be involved in the maintenance of daily and seasonal biorhythms as well as in the timing of reproduction.
- The magnetic energy of our planet is responsible for the natural biorhythms of life.
- Maybe my biorhythms are particularly well suited to the West Coast.
- Her travelling sounds guaranteed to pitch even the sturdiest biorhythms into complete chaos.
- When compared to men, the biorhythms alter frequently in women.
- In the afternoon, your biorhythms take up arms against you.
- Now, researchers say they have found a connection between diet and biorhythm that supports the theory.
1. 1.1 A cyclic pattern of physical, emotional, or mental activity believed to occur in a person's life.
  I found that the music suited my biorhythms
  Example sentencesExamples
  By doing this, we end up aligning our own biorhythms with the universal rhythms.
  An expert in biorhythms tried unsuccessfully to predict accurately the sexes of the children in Bainbridge's study based on Bainbridge's data.
  It couldn't be all about timing compatibility and biorhythms.
  They appear to be a group of men and women determined to pick up where they left off without much regard for any changes that might have happened in the interim to society or to their own biorhythms.
  One afternoon at the café he handed me a biorhythm calculator he'd picked up somewhere and together we charted my potential good and bad days for the next month or so.
  At the heart of this New Age spiritual psychology are a number of concepts vaguely reminiscent of biorhythms, numerology, astrology, tarot card reading, and Myers-Briggs personality inventories.
  The theory of biorhythms is a pseudoscientific theory that claims our daily lives are significantly affected by rhythmic cycles overlooked by scientists who study biological rhythms.
  Sometimes you get tired quicker, there's all sorts of biorhythms, all other factors that can help, but mental toughness I think it comes with the territory of training and preparation.
  His biorhythms must be in a down cycle as nothing gets better, and Pluto shuffles from one situation to the next, always a few minutes too late.
  ‘You can almost chart your biorhythms this way and decide at which times of the month you perform at your best,’ Wathen says.
  Actress Susan St. James, a fervid believer in biorhythms, once described on a television talk show how she had done this.
  My biorhythms aren't looking too favourable at the moment.
  McClellan, of course, said he couldn't do this, because his biorhythms were off that day, and besides, Aquarius was close to an intersection with Capricorn.
  I even did a biorhythms check on that divination site that I like, and my results show that I am at the low point of both my intellectual and emotional rhythms, give or take a few days.
  For example, there are very many people who do not fit the predicted patterns of biorhythm theory.
  Both astrology and graphology, as well as biorhythms, have been widely used in Europe, in India, and in Asia for determining if applicants are suitable for certain positions.
  We knew the planetary alignment would wreak havoc with our cosmic biorhythms.
  Because all these biorhythms begin on the day of our birth, we can know our ups and downs ahead of time.
  Every team has a couple of Kreskins, decent hitters who seem to be on every pitch for a week or two when their personal Ouija boards line up with their biorhythms.
  People's biorhythms are the lowest at that time, and there's less chance of people going hostile, and there being a problem.

Derivatives

biorhythmic

adjective bʌɪə(ʊ)ˈrɪðmɪk

The Sorrells use a computer program that spits out something from the I Ching for each of the 512 biorhythmic combos of their system.
Example sentencesExamples
- It didn't ultimately matter and nothing did apart from the outcome of a showpiece the combatants entered at biorhythmic opposites.
- The robotic canine uses biorhythmic technology to create responses that adapt to interactions with humans.
- It may have been biorhythmic testosterone adjustment but it was probably more the polls.
- Plus, the three-month thing is - for whatever biorhythmic reason - typical, if not even classic.

biorhythmically

adverb-ˈrɪðmɪk(ə)li

Definition of biorhythm in US English:

biorhythm

nounˈbaɪoʊˌrɪðəmˈbīōˌriT͟Həm

1A recurring cycle in the physiology or functioning of an organism, such as the daily cycle of sleeping and waking.
Example sentencesExamples
- Then, because of age, injury, fatigue, biorhythms or some other NBA circumstance, things always seem to change for them.
- It is suggested that herbal medicine might be effective for abnormal biorhythm because of the amounts of melatonin found in the crude drugs and Kampo medicines.
- Maybe my biorhythms are particularly well suited to the West Coast.
- In the afternoon, your biorhythms take up arms against you.
- This is a shame as the two chanteuse are highly compatible in all three primary biorhythm cycles.
- In this, you're entertained right along with your current state of biorhythms, which is frenzied.
- We're moving to a twenty-five hour clock here, apparently, the better to suit both the human biorhythm and the metricised time-keeping systems.
- Yet, it is increasingly common for people to override basic biorhythms and ignore the biological signals for sleep.
- When compared to men, the biorhythms alter frequently in women.
- Now, researchers say they have found a connection between diet and biorhythm that supports the theory.
- The magnetic energy of our planet is responsible for the natural biorhythms of life.
- Jet lag occurs, I learned, because changes in time zones confuse our internal body clock or our ‘circadian rhythms’; profound biorhythms which date back to Stone Age man.
- In victims of SAD, winter's increased darkness seems to upset the delicate balance of biorhythms and brain chemicals that regulate everything from hunger and libido to body temperature and sleep.
- A balanced and relaxed state after a period of stress and hard work sets a biorhythm that keeps your energy levels in top gear today.
- Scientists designed software that can adjust for each pilot's nerve patterns, which can be affected by caffeine use, biorhythms, performance stress and the amount of fat under the skin.
- The idea is that each person's unique biorhythms, inner shifts and moods can be balanced by using plant extracts, medicinal foods and therapies suited to each internal season.
- Studies indicate that light regulation and control of biorhythms are functionally interrelated and possibly have a common evolutionary origin.
- Her travelling sounds guaranteed to pitch even the sturdiest biorhythms into complete chaos.
- The pineal gland is thought to be involved in the maintenance of daily and seasonal biorhythms as well as in the timing of reproduction.
1. 1.1 A cyclic pattern of physical, emotional, or mental activity said to occur in the life of a person.
  I found that the music suited my biorhythms
  Example sentencesExamples
  People's biorhythms are the lowest at that time, and there's less chance of people going hostile, and there being a problem.
  I even did a biorhythms check on that divination site that I like, and my results show that I am at the low point of both my intellectual and emotional rhythms, give or take a few days.
  Sometimes you get tired quicker, there's all sorts of biorhythms, all other factors that can help, but mental toughness I think it comes with the territory of training and preparation.
  Actress Susan St. James, a fervid believer in biorhythms, once described on a television talk show how she had done this.
  Both astrology and graphology, as well as biorhythms, have been widely used in Europe, in India, and in Asia for determining if applicants are suitable for certain positions.
  ‘You can almost chart your biorhythms this way and decide at which times of the month you perform at your best,’ Wathen says.
  For example, there are very many people who do not fit the predicted patterns of biorhythm theory.
  They appear to be a group of men and women determined to pick up where they left off without much regard for any changes that might have happened in the interim to society or to their own biorhythms.
  An expert in biorhythms tried unsuccessfully to predict accurately the sexes of the children in Bainbridge's study based on Bainbridge's data.
  The theory of biorhythms is a pseudoscientific theory that claims our daily lives are significantly affected by rhythmic cycles overlooked by scientists who study biological rhythms.
  At the heart of this New Age spiritual psychology are a number of concepts vaguely reminiscent of biorhythms, numerology, astrology, tarot card reading, and Myers-Briggs personality inventories.
  His biorhythms must be in a down cycle as nothing gets better, and Pluto shuffles from one situation to the next, always a few minutes too late.
  It couldn't be all about timing compatibility and biorhythms.
  One afternoon at the café he handed me a biorhythm calculator he'd picked up somewhere and together we charted my potential good and bad days for the next month or so.
  Every team has a couple of Kreskins, decent hitters who seem to be on every pitch for a week or two when their personal Ouija boards line up with their biorhythms.
  My biorhythms aren't looking too favourable at the moment.
  By doing this, we end up aligning our own biorhythms with the universal rhythms.
  McClellan, of course, said he couldn't do this, because his biorhythms were off that day, and besides, Aquarius was close to an intersection with Capricorn.
  Because all these biorhythms begin on the day of our birth, we can know our ups and downs ahead of time.
  We knew the planetary alignment would wreak havoc with our cosmic biorhythms.

单词	biorhythm
释义	Definition of biorhythm in English: biorhythm noun ˈbʌɪə(ʊ)rɪð(ə)mˈbaɪoʊˌrɪðəm 1A recurring cycle in the physiology or functioning of an organism, such as the daily cycle of sleeping and waking. Example sentencesExamples In victims of SAD, winter's increased darkness seems to upset the delicate balance of biorhythms and brain chemicals that regulate everything from hunger and libido to body temperature and sleep. Yet, it is increasingly common for people to override basic biorhythms and ignore the biological signals for sleep. Jet lag occurs, I learned, because changes in time zones confuse our internal body clock or our ‘circadian rhythms’; profound biorhythms which date back to Stone Age man. The idea is that each person's unique biorhythms, inner shifts and moods can be balanced by using plant extracts, medicinal foods and therapies suited to each internal season. Scientists designed software that can adjust for each pilot's nerve patterns, which can be affected by caffeine use, biorhythms, performance stress and the amount of fat under the skin. Studies indicate that light regulation and control of biorhythms are functionally interrelated and possibly have a common evolutionary origin. We're moving to a twenty-five hour clock here, apparently, the better to suit both the human biorhythm and the metricised time-keeping systems. This is a shame as the two chanteuse are highly compatible in all three primary biorhythm cycles. In this, you're entertained right along with your current state of biorhythms, which is frenzied. A balanced and relaxed state after a period of stress and hard work sets a biorhythm that keeps your energy levels in top gear today. It is suggested that herbal medicine might be effective for abnormal biorhythm because of the amounts of melatonin found in the crude drugs and Kampo medicines. Then, because of age, injury, fatigue, biorhythms or some other NBA circumstance, things always seem to change for them. The pineal gland is thought to be involved in the maintenance of daily and seasonal biorhythms as well as in the timing of reproduction. The magnetic energy of our planet is responsible for the natural biorhythms of life. Maybe my biorhythms are particularly well suited to the West Coast. Her travelling sounds guaranteed to pitch even the sturdiest biorhythms into complete chaos. When compared to men, the biorhythms alter frequently in women. In the afternoon, your biorhythms take up arms against you. Now, researchers say they have found a connection between diet and biorhythm that supports the theory. 1.1 A cyclic pattern of physical, emotional, or mental activity believed to occur in a person's life. I found that the music suited my biorhythms Example sentencesExamples By doing this, we end up aligning our own biorhythms with the universal rhythms. An expert in biorhythms tried unsuccessfully to predict accurately the sexes of the children in Bainbridge's study based on Bainbridge's data. It couldn't be all about timing compatibility and biorhythms. They appear to be a group of men and women determined to pick up where they left off without much regard for any changes that might have happened in the interim to society or to their own biorhythms. One afternoon at the café he handed me a biorhythm calculator he'd picked up somewhere and together we charted my potential good and bad days for the next month or so. At the heart of this New Age spiritual psychology are a number of concepts vaguely reminiscent of biorhythms, numerology, astrology, tarot card reading, and Myers-Briggs personality inventories. The theory of biorhythms is a pseudoscientific theory that claims our daily lives are significantly affected by rhythmic cycles overlooked by scientists who study biological rhythms. Sometimes you get tired quicker, there's all sorts of biorhythms, all other factors that can help, but mental toughness I think it comes with the territory of training and preparation. His biorhythms must be in a down cycle as nothing gets better, and Pluto shuffles from one situation to the next, always a few minutes too late. ‘You can almost chart your biorhythms this way and decide at which times of the month you perform at your best,’ Wathen says. Actress Susan St. James, a fervid believer in biorhythms, once described on a television talk show how she had done this. My biorhythms aren't looking too favourable at the moment. McClellan, of course, said he couldn't do this, because his biorhythms were off that day, and besides, Aquarius was close to an intersection with Capricorn. I even did a biorhythms check on that divination site that I like, and my results show that I am at the low point of both my intellectual and emotional rhythms, give or take a few days. For example, there are very many people who do not fit the predicted patterns of biorhythm theory. Both astrology and graphology, as well as biorhythms, have been widely used in Europe, in India, and in Asia for determining if applicants are suitable for certain positions. We knew the planetary alignment would wreak havoc with our cosmic biorhythms. Because all these biorhythms begin on the day of our birth, we can know our ups and downs ahead of time. Every team has a couple of Kreskins, decent hitters who seem to be on every pitch for a week or two when their personal Ouija boards line up with their biorhythms. People's biorhythms are the lowest at that time, and there's less chance of people going hostile, and there being a problem. Derivatives biorhythmic adjective bʌɪə(ʊ)ˈrɪðmɪk The Sorrells use a computer program that spits out something from the I Ching for each of the 512 biorhythmic combos of their system. Example sentencesExamples It didn't ultimately matter and nothing did apart from the outcome of a showpiece the combatants entered at biorhythmic opposites. The robotic canine uses biorhythmic technology to create responses that adapt to interactions with humans. It may have been biorhythmic testosterone adjustment but it was probably more the polls. Plus, the three-month thing is - for whatever biorhythmic reason - typical, if not even classic. biorhythmically adverb-ˈrɪðmɪk(ə)li Definition of biorhythm in US English: biorhythm nounˈbaɪoʊˌrɪðəmˈbīōˌriT͟Həm 1A recurring cycle in the physiology or functioning of an organism, such as the daily cycle of sleeping and waking. Example sentencesExamples Then, because of age, injury, fatigue, biorhythms or some other NBA circumstance, things always seem to change for them. It is suggested that herbal medicine might be effective for abnormal biorhythm because of the amounts of melatonin found in the crude drugs and Kampo medicines. Maybe my biorhythms are particularly well suited to the West Coast. In the afternoon, your biorhythms take up arms against you. This is a shame as the two chanteuse are highly compatible in all three primary biorhythm cycles. In this, you're entertained right along with your current state of biorhythms, which is frenzied. We're moving to a twenty-five hour clock here, apparently, the better to suit both the human biorhythm and the metricised time-keeping systems. Yet, it is increasingly common for people to override basic biorhythms and ignore the biological signals for sleep. When compared to men, the biorhythms alter frequently in women. Now, researchers say they have found a connection between diet and biorhythm that supports the theory. The magnetic energy of our planet is responsible for the natural biorhythms of life. Jet lag occurs, I learned, because changes in time zones confuse our internal body clock or our ‘circadian rhythms’; profound biorhythms which date back to Stone Age man. In victims of SAD, winter's increased darkness seems to upset the delicate balance of biorhythms and brain chemicals that regulate everything from hunger and libido to body temperature and sleep. A balanced and relaxed state after a period of stress and hard work sets a biorhythm that keeps your energy levels in top gear today. Scientists designed software that can adjust for each pilot's nerve patterns, which can be affected by caffeine use, biorhythms, performance stress and the amount of fat under the skin. The idea is that each person's unique biorhythms, inner shifts and moods can be balanced by using plant extracts, medicinal foods and therapies suited to each internal season. Studies indicate that light regulation and control of biorhythms are functionally interrelated and possibly have a common evolutionary origin. Her travelling sounds guaranteed to pitch even the sturdiest biorhythms into complete chaos. The pineal gland is thought to be involved in the maintenance of daily and seasonal biorhythms as well as in the timing of reproduction. 1.1 A cyclic pattern of physical, emotional, or mental activity said to occur in the life of a person. I found that the music suited my biorhythms Example sentencesExamples People's biorhythms are the lowest at that time, and there's less chance of people going hostile, and there being a problem. I even did a biorhythms check on that divination site that I like, and my results show that I am at the low point of both my intellectual and emotional rhythms, give or take a few days. Sometimes you get tired quicker, there's all sorts of biorhythms, all other factors that can help, but mental toughness I think it comes with the territory of training and preparation. Actress Susan St. James, a fervid believer in biorhythms, once described on a television talk show how she had done this. Both astrology and graphology, as well as biorhythms, have been widely used in Europe, in India, and in Asia for determining if applicants are suitable for certain positions. ‘You can almost chart your biorhythms this way and decide at which times of the month you perform at your best,’ Wathen says. For example, there are very many people who do not fit the predicted patterns of biorhythm theory. They appear to be a group of men and women determined to pick up where they left off without much regard for any changes that might have happened in the interim to society or to their own biorhythms. An expert in biorhythms tried unsuccessfully to predict accurately the sexes of the children in Bainbridge's study based on Bainbridge's data. The theory of biorhythms is a pseudoscientific theory that claims our daily lives are significantly affected by rhythmic cycles overlooked by scientists who study biological rhythms. At the heart of this New Age spiritual psychology are a number of concepts vaguely reminiscent of biorhythms, numerology, astrology, tarot card reading, and Myers-Briggs personality inventories. His biorhythms must be in a down cycle as nothing gets better, and Pluto shuffles from one situation to the next, always a few minutes too late. It couldn't be all about timing compatibility and biorhythms. One afternoon at the café he handed me a biorhythm calculator he'd picked up somewhere and together we charted my potential good and bad days for the next month or so. Every team has a couple of Kreskins, decent hitters who seem to be on every pitch for a week or two when their personal Ouija boards line up with their biorhythms. My biorhythms aren't looking too favourable at the moment. By doing this, we end up aligning our own biorhythms with the universal rhythms. McClellan, of course, said he couldn't do this, because his biorhythms were off that day, and besides, Aquarius was close to an intersection with Capricorn. Because all these biorhythms begin on the day of our birth, we can know our ups and downs ahead of time. We knew the planetary alignment would wreak havoc with our cosmic biorhythms.
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