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The current increased the activity of normal beta waves -- a kind of brain wave that is usually active during sustained muscle activities, such as holding a book.
Boosting brain waves can make people move in slow motion by Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)
When you are sleeping, the EEG waves that your brain produces differ significantly from those that is produces during the day when your awake While you''re awake during the day, your brain makes either very small and random waves called beta waves, or, when you relax and have your eyes closed, it makes alpha waves When you are sleeping, the EEG waves that your brain produces differ significantly from those that is produces during the day when your awake.
What Really Happens while We Sleep? by W.P. Allen Allen / Food/cooking/nutrition community
Beta waves occur at frequencies greater than 13 Hz.
Applications of fuzzy similarity index method in processing of ... by Behbahani, Soroor; Nasrabadi, Ali Motie / Journal of Biomedical Science and Engineering (JBiSE)
 
 
 
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