Though the fictional extent of suspended animation is not yet possible, it was reported that surgeons were set to attempt the first ever suspended animation trials on humans in 2014.
|
|
They live on in a state of partial suspended animation.
|
|
Since that divorce, the Philly chapter has been in suspended animation.
|
|
Are they put in some kind of stasis or suspended animation?
|
|
The passengers seem to be in a state of suspended animation.
|
|
Amid this state of suspended animation, there was a game to play.
|
|
Ripley enters suspended animation in the time between Alien and its sequel, Aliens.
|
|
I realized our life had been in suspended animation while he was gone.
|
|
The birds rose instantly into the air, their lights resembling fireworks in suspended animation.
|
|
Glass is a liquid in suspended animation, a liquid whose molecules curiously cannot flow.
|
|
As evidence mounted that suspended animation might actually work, other researchers joined the field.
|
|
It involves freezing in a pose while someone films you in seeming suspended animation.
|
|
And most of those friendships went into suspended animation when we graduated from high school.
|
|
The torment of suspended animation, the denial of catharsis, is extraordinarily effective within an episode.
|
|
That could enable it to survive in suspended animation for more than half a year.
|
|
The U.S. Department of Defense funds multiple research projects on suspended animation, including Tisherman's trial.
|
|
" He says that since last April the city has been in a state of "suspended animation.
|
|
Then there was the Ferris wheel, rusted and in suspended animation, every crack choked with weeds.
|
|
All last week, the Democratic presidential contest had been fixed in a state of suspended animation.
|
|
ALMOST invariably, the Olympic games put their host countries into a strange state of suspended animation.
|
|
This could lay the foundation for future cryo-sleep chambers and other forms of suspended animation.
|
|
Even alive, lawns occupy a state of eerie, suspended animation, bereft of seeding and grass flowers.
|
|
Unless, that is, those creatures could travel in suspended animation, frozen by the chill of space.
|
|
And such learned behaviours continue even after an animal has been in suspended animation for decades.
|
|
We're still in this kind of suspended animation of 'we'll believe it when we see it.
|
|
Coronavirus has placed dating, like nearly every aspect of life, in a state of suspended animation.
|
|
Brexit, meanwhile, will remain in a state of suspended animation until a new leader is chosen.
|
|
The Fifth Circuit also effectively placed the lawsuit in suspended animation for the medium-term future.
|
|
But when Aurora is prematurely roused from a state of suspended animation, her hopes are dashed.
|
|
They fall into a kind of suspended animation, with a much lower heart rate and breathing.
|
|
A placard muses about the type of poison strong enough to put her in suspended animation.
|
|
Somehow, due to poor communication most likely, the guy in space usually removes himself from suspended animation in an attempt to age at the same rate as his girl on Earth, but OH NO she already put herself in suspended animation to stop aging for him.
|
|
Apparently, the rodents go into a kind of suspended animation, which reduces their little bodies' energy demands.
|
|
In particular, the scientists are drawing inspiration from special proteins suspected to help tardigrades achieve suspended animation.
|
|
Also, any enzymes that would naturally break down the product after harvest are put into suspended animation.
|
|
Captain America, resuscitated after having been in suspended animation since World War II. Antimatter universes, intergalactic world destroyers!
|
|
And, with the future of the region in a state of suspended animation, business has already taken action.
|
|
Some of the specimens in Dr Rothman's laboratory have been in suspended animation at -70°C for 33 years.
|
|
By 2002, Tisherman and Safar were convinced that they had assembled enough evidence to test suspended animation in humans.
|
|
He discussed the motivation for the trial and the method by which his team can put patients into suspended animation.
|
|
But things go wrong about 30 years into Avalon's 120-year sojourn, and Jim wakes up from suspended animation too soon.
|
|
Washington (CNN)The most dramatic and unpredictable presidential election in decades is suddenly slipping into a strange state of suspended animation.
|
|
If suspended animation exists by the time you go to Mars, be ready to have this important discussion ahead of time.
|
|
He often dropped into a state of suspended animation—still standing, bent over at the waist, head dangling near his knees.
|
|
The process for achieving suspended animation is detailed in a patent that was granted to Tisherman and his collaborators in 2014.
|
|
In the late eighties, after his graduation and his residency training, he returned to Safar's lab to work on suspended animation.
|
|
Suspended animation is, like the bust-ups, a recurring motif in this wildly uneven yet weirdly hypnotic satire from Onur Tukel.
|
|
A crew member called Dave Lister happens to be in "stasis" — suspended animation — as a punishment for bringing a cat on board.
|
|
On a really long journey to a colony planet, the suspended-animation system malfunctions, and these two wake up 90 years early.
|
|
Tiny, indestructible astronautsThe astronaut tardigrades, Guidetti said, are likely alive but not "active" — meaning they're still in the state of suspended animation.
|
|
He had put tiny eight-legged creatures in suspended animation in epoxy, "like the way Jabba the Hutt had Han Solo," Spivack says.
|
|
Unexplained "inconsistencies" in results, heated conference calls and firm denials of hacking left the contest in a strange state of almost suspended animation.
|
|
The more realistic ones put their astronauts in suspended animation, but instead of sleeping for hundreds of years, they're usually on ice for decades.
|
|
The installation features refrigerated showcases in which the plants are entombed in ice, existing in state of suspended animation, somewhere between life and death.
|
|
Ending the uncertainty would "unleash the very large stock of potential investment that is hanging over the UK economy in suspended animation," he said.
|
|
Political activity and reactions in both parties were in a surreal state of suspended animation as Republicans and Democrats began anticipating Mr. Trump's moves.
|
|
When low on water and energy, microbes can slow their metabolism or enter a state of suspended animation, able to revive when conditions improve.
|
|
But the United States cannot long endure in a state of suspended animation, nor can the nation easily bear the cost of repeated lockdowns.
|
|
Even though he's the one who intentionally took her out of suspended animation, putting her back to sleep is supposed to be a selfless move.
|
|
Sleeper ships could contain crews placed in some form of suspended animation during the journey, which would reduce the need for bulky life support equipment.
|
|
The trick is that no one has offered a plausible alternative that would satisfy both camps, leaving the conflict in a state of suspended animation.
|
|
And he had discovered that the data from six of the accounts Facebook had shut down were still there, frozen in a state of suspended animation.
|
|
Set in a lilting 3/4 time signature, this languorous, meandering theme perfectly captures the vertiginous state of suspended animation that often accompanies falling in love.
|
|
Their activity has long been of interest to researchers, who are eager to learn how a state of suspended animation might be applied to human health.
|
|
Fiore: It sometimes feel a bit like suspended animation, because we know some terrible things are coming, but the question is what to do to prepare?
|
|
Proving that the fundamentals of suspended animation are sound, he added, could open the door to making procedures that may sound like science fiction into reality.
|
|
What these particular refugees could become in this country, and how they could contribute to our society and culture, is a question stuck in suspended animation.
|
|
In sealed rooms, levels of oxygen, carbon dioxide and nitrogen, as well as temperature and humidity, are regulated to keep apples in a state of suspended animation.
|
|
Sometimes it has worked and sometimes it hasn't, but it has always kept his opponents off balance and kept the world in a state of suspended animation.
|
|
During that time, they hung out in suspended animation until Tsujimoto's team thawed them out in the balmy waters of a Petri dish in May of 2014.
|
|
The Iowa caucuses are just around the corner — but with the impeachment trial underway in Washington, the presidential campaign is in a strange sort of suspended animation.
|
|
An alternative method of suspended animation is to simulate hibernation, said Matteo Cerri, an assistant professor of physiology at the University of Bologna who studies synthetic torpor.
|
|
He will remain in this state of suspended animation for up to an hour, while surgeons locate the bullet holes or stab wounds and sew them up.
|
|
The noble task of the Covenant is to ferry thousands of people—most of them in suspended animation, or in embryo—to a new world, ripe for colonizing.
|
|
The trickiest cases get buried in The Ground, a patch of earth where patients — called Cures — rest in suspended animation until Ada's father sees fit to resurrect them.
|
|
Although each year seemed to bring fresh evidence of the power of cold temperatures to preserve and protect, suspended animation in humans remained a promising but unproved idea.
|
|
They enter torpor in August or September, and stay in suspended animation underground for up to 270 days, reducing their metabolism by well over 90 percent to survive.
|
|
As the clock ticked down to the announcement of his new Supreme Court nominee, the entire political world hovered in a state of suspended animation and frenzied speculation.
|
|
Only when the auteur's piano saturates the climactic "Time Will Tell" does his vision of romance in perpetual suspended animation regain the poignancy he's so convinced it's worth.
|
|
But the sci fi term cryosleep (also commonly called "stasis" or "suspended animation") does closely refer, more or less, to "torpor," a state of unconsciousness achieved by hibernating animals.
|
|
But Mr. Christie was dismissed on Friday and replaced by Vice President-elect Mike Pence, invalidating the agreement and leaving the transition process in a state of suspended animation.
|
|
Birth, death, and suspended animation, with a dying print yanked back from beyond the veil by technological ingenuity — that's how the cycle of life works in Romero's eternal nightmare world.
|
|
The follicles in her body have been getting progressively less robust, but in the lab freezer her proto-eggs have been in suspended animation, protected from the degradation of age.
|
|
The Arch Mission put the creatures into a state of "suspended animation," where the body dries out and the metabolism slows to as little as 0.01% of its normal rate.
|
|
The Democratic competition in Iowa has returned to a state of semi-suspended animation now that Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar are back at the Senate impeachment trial.
|
|
Something extraordinary is happening to the Democratic presidential primary: An intensely competitive race has been thrown into a state of semi-suspended animation less than two weeks before caucusing begins.
|
|
Cryosleep, a process in which an astronaut is put into a state of suspended animation using a drug or a chamber or something very cold, is a common sci fi trope.
|
|
In 1960, after observing the success of Uncle Milton's Ant Farm, von Braunhut first started shipping Instant Life — simple brine shrimp that could travel in their natural state of suspended animation.
|
|
And instead of coming from a vault, your protagonist is an unfrozen passenger on the Hope, a long-lost ship that apparently holds some of Earth's brightest minds in suspended animation.
|
|
If it gets too cold, they can slip into a sort of suspended animation—the water bear in particular is famous for its ability to dry out and reanimate years later.
|
|
As a result, its cylindrical trunk's thickness is no guarantee of age: a skinny sapling may be many decades old, existing in suspended animation, waiting for a break in the canopy.
|
|
"When there are slight changes in the track, those become very significant but, for the most part, it keeps you in a state of suspended animation by refusing to change," Sloan explains.
|
|
If you accept that guess (really, what choice do you have?) the trip to the TRAPPIST-13 system takes 40 years, just enough time for Ripely to grab another suspended animation nap.
|
|
And so at UFC 217 we get to find out how much of Georges St-Pierre is left, and how much of that talent he was able to keep in suspended animation.
|
|
At least one patient has been treated with an experimental therapy that rapidly lowers their body temperature to a state of suspended animation, the trial's leader revealed to New Scientist this week.
|
|
The CO2 induces a state of suspended animation in the insect, called hypoxia, allowing the scientists to take high-resolution 3D scans of live bugs using X-ray micro-computed tomography (micro-CT).
|
|
Passengers features one decent character who is ripped from suspended animation (effectively dooming her to die of old age on a spaceship) by one terrible character who wants to have sex with her.
|
|
When she wakes up, she discovers that she was rescued by an autonomous spaceship called The Light of Berossus (which calls itself Bero), and has been placed in suspended animation for two centuries.
|
|
The microscopic organisms can go without water and oxygen for long periods of time in a state of suspended animation called cryptobiosis, in which their bodies dry up and their metabolisms shut down.
|
|
The week I spent with Manning in New York felt like a moment of suspended animation: the days between all the chaos of her life before and whatever was going to come next.
|
|
Suspended animation isn't a new theory—real-life instances of humans surviving for hours after being buried in snow or drowning in icy water spurred scientists to attempt to artificially create similar conditions.
|
|
The wild premise (a cop, played by Stallone, taken out of suspended animation to capture his nemesis who is on the loose, played by Snipes), the Taco Bell product placement, the three sea shells.
|
|
Rogue Dawn builds off of a line in Metroid's original printed manual that described how pirates seized a capsule containing a recently discovered alien lifeform in suspended animation from a deep-space research vessel.
|
|
A fresh round of psychological shenanigans begins as Dr. Theo Yedlin (Jason Patric), the town's newest resident, wakes up from suspended animation to find himself in the middle of the rebellion that ended Season 1.
|
|
In dauer, which is reminiscent of hibernation in larger creatures, the worm puts its development on hold and enters a state of suspended animation in response to threats such as reduced food, water or oxygen levels.
|
|
Thinking of ourselves in suspended animation, in a present that's never ending, is not only wrong according to research on the matter, but also isn't helping us make the best decisions for ourselves or each other.
|
|
How would it feel to be in a pressurized capsule for weeks and months, in a state of suspended animation until I wake up and then have to perform and do my duty in a new place?
|
|
Imagine waking up from suspended animation to discover that you'll die before reaching your destination, and the only bright spot is someone else who's in the same tragic predicament, and he likes you, and you like him.
|
|
"This is a huge problem for propaganda because [the reposting apps] are actually keeping all of this stuff in a zombie state, a state of suspended animation, and it's often getting reshared months after the fact," Albright said.
|
|
When I left Iowa at 18, I hoped for my hometown, and the people in it, to be perfectly preserved in my absence, as you might wish for an ex to remain in suspended animation after a breakup.
|
|
In a letter to the health ministry dated May 3, the non-profit said many of its programs linked to the ministry were in "suspended animation" and that its domestic funds would only help it run operations until June.
|
|
But what they're doing is kind of aspirational: When things start to go sideways, literally shut down your body, freak some stranger out by keeling over near their pool, and wait it out in a state of suspended animation.
|
|
By taking advantage of an insect's ability to survive oxygen-poor conditions, scientists have now used carbon dioxide to keep bugs in a state of suspended animation for upwards of seven hours at a time—and with no apparent side effects.
|
|
"We're in suspended animation here," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street, " adding investors are finding it difficult to commit capital to stocks such as industrials without knowing the conclusion of the Trump administration talks with China later this week.
|
|
As a backup to C. elegans Dr Rothman's laboratory is also studying another group of potential starchip travellers—waterborne micro-animals called tardigrades (pictured) that, when cold and dehydrated, can withstand suspended animation for at least a century and perhaps millennia.
|
|
Though it's being called a stimulus bill, the package is more designed to keep the economy in suspended animation in a bid to check the pandemic and to help firms and laid-off workers to survive until the storm passes.
|
|
They described a night both hectic and at times strangely quiet, in a state of suspended animation, while people tried to figure out what was going on and then, once they realized it was a military coup, scrambled for safety.
|
|
The Avalon is designed to keep its occupants asleep for the first 170-ish years of their journey — they're in suspended animation — and then wake them up four months before landing on a new settlement, where they'll have a fresh start.
|
|
Meanwhile, on the other side of the Capitol, the House investigation is in suspended animation -- House Intelligence Chairman Nunes is under fire for meeting with an intelligence source at the White House and subsequently meeting with President Donald Trump the next day.
|
|
Many federal agencies and offices are in states of suspended animation, their career civil servants answering to temporary bosses whose influence and staying power are unclear, and who are sometimes awaiting policy direction from appointees whose arrival may be weeks or months away.
|
|
Brain activity recordings in this kind of suspended animation state did indeed resemble activity during wakefulness, but the activity became slower and slower as body temperature decreased, as if the frames of a movie were being projected slower and slower as the movie progressed.
|
|
And if we're going with that theory for a second—and I have temporarily stopped aging for the duration of the time that I am in this freezer, and am therefore currently in a state of suspended animation—does that mean I have temporarily ceased to exist?
|
|
The sense of suspended animation in the lab reflects Russia's standing in international sports as it awaits the result of an investigation into claims of a coordinated, dark-of-night cheating operation at the last Olympics that could affect its participation in the upcoming Summer Games.
|
|
It's an environment in which sports matter more than family, the name on the back of your enemy's jersey matters more than the name on the front of your favorite team's, and everyone involved is caught in suspended animation as the worst 14-year-old imaginable.
|
|
The movie flickers back to life like a Terminator, plowing onward for another twenty minutes or more, and the sense of suspended animation is snapped; everything that has hitherto been hinted at—the will to rebel, a deep resentment of the state, the furies of disenfranchised youth—now erupts.
|
|
When the dutiful daughter in "Other People's Birthdays" realizes that her traumatized family is living in a state of suspended animation, like the "bunch of dead people sitting around" in Thornton Wilder's "Our Town," she defies the funereal mood by reaching out to a boyfriend from long ago.
|
|
He wants the entirety of the world, with no era out of bounds, and if he must turn to "Suspended Animation: Six Essays on the Preservation of Bodily Parts" to get the correct details for the effects of a volcanic eruption circa 1600 B.C. — hey, so be it.
|
|
The added time allowed Alcor to get its legal paperwork in order, but it also allowed a response team from Suspended Animation to wait by Hardy's bedside until legal death was declared, and then place his body in cold storage for transportation via helicopter to Alcor's facility in Scottsdale, Arizona.
|
|
LONDON — There was an odd feeling in the air Thursday, almost one of suspended animation, as Britons voted in elections for a European Parliament that Britain was supposed to have quit by now and lawmakers took a day off from their back-room machinations to oust Prime Minister Theresa May.
|
|
"Summer," shot in seven days during August 1968, is a study in suspended animation, depicting the banal activities of a young student (Graziella Buci) alone in a Normandy farmhouse, taking a break from her militant boyfriend to recover from the tumultuous civil unrest that erupted in Paris the preceding May.
|
|
I suppose this technique might be used to enable deep space exploration where the person was placed into a suspended animation – though in this case cryo-preservation might not be the best thing because, using current technologies, the techniques are very damaging to cells though work is going on to improve the technique.
|
|
As a punishment for bringing a cat on board, Lister was put in suspended animation; when he stepped back into the normal flow of time, everyone else on the ship was dead and the cat's descendants had evolved into a flourishing society that eventually dwindled to a single fashionable, English-speaking cat-person.
|
|
Our viewer analogue in this brave old world is Brent Spiner—Data from Star Trek: The Next Generation—as a crazy scientist who wakes from a 20-year coma and proves excellent company for the rest of the film, diving into exposition with the gusto of an actor unexpectedly released from suspended animation.
|
|
As I wrote last year, a new field of study called "resurrection ecology" has sprung up around the discovery that certain bacteria, fungi, plants, and even animals will sometimes thaw out after long periods of suspended animation—up to millions of years, if the preservation conditions are good—and go about their business again.
|
|
Hollywood's solution to these problems has long been to knock out the astronauts and wake them up later, the thinking being that if you're in a state of suspended animation, you won't need much (if any) food and water, you won't get bored and fight your crew mates, and your body will generally enter a protective state.
|
|
Of course, little of this rhetoric appears at all congruent with what President Trump has been proposing for the United States -- far more restrictive immigration policies, few grants of asylum and virtually no coordination with foreign allies or partners on such issues, not to mention a border wall that remains in a state of suspended animation.
|
|
V's members are also involved in high-profile bands like Katatonia, In Mourning, Afrgrund, and Oak; collectively, these Swedes bring plenty of experience to the darkness of Pathogenisis and the fragile beauty that they allow to hint at throughout, not least in the bittersweet melodies of "Suspended Animation" and its shimmers of light gliding over gothic guitars.
|
|
This surreal opening act for the voting portion of the 2020 primary season included unexplained "inconsistencies" in results that were not released to the public until late Tuesday afternoon, heated conference calls where state party officials hung up on campaign staff members and a state of suspended animation in the immediate aftermath of the first presidential nominating contest.
|
|
" "Our challenge now and our focus is to get a deal that we can get through parliament agreed as quickly as possible ... shut down the uncertainty so we can unleash the very large stock of potential investment that is hanging over the UK economy in suspended animation while people wait to see how this pans out.
|
|
While I hung about in that strange suspended animation that is life in the N.I.C.U. — baby girl in an incubator undergoing light therapy, days and nights blurring into one another — one of the doctors, who had taken an interest in the fact that I had a child with two rare conditions, said I might want to go hear a lecture taking place that afternoon.
|
|