- A
treadmill is a
device generally used for walking, running, or
climbing while staying in the same place.
Treadmills were
introduced before the development...
- The
hedonic treadmill, also
known as
hedonic adaptation, is the
observed tendency of
humans to
quickly return to a
relatively stable level of happiness...
- In
molecular biology,
treadmilling is a
phenomenon observed within protein filaments of the
cytoskeletons of many cells,
especially in
actin filaments...
- A
penal treadmill (penal
treadwheel or
everlasting staircase) was a
treadwheel or
treadmill with
steps set into two cast iron wheels.
These drove a shaft...
- A
treadmill desk,
walking desk or
treadmill workstation is a
computer desk that is
adapted so that the user
walks on a
treadmill while performing office...
- A
treadmill is an
exercise machine for
running or
walking while staying in one
place Treadmill or
treadmilling may also
refer to:
Hamster treadmill, a...
-
technology treadmill is the
cycle of
improving technology,
reducing the cost of production, and
increasing farm sizes. The
technology treadmill theory was...
- This
stress response can be
induced through physical exercise (usually a
treadmill) or
intravenous pharmacological stimulation of
heart rate. As the heart...
- Duke
Treadmill Score is one of the
tools for
predicting the risk of
ischemia or
infarction in the
heart muscle. The
calculation is done
based on the information...
- "euphemism cycle" in 1974, also
frequently referred to as the "euphemism
treadmill", as
coined by
Steven Pinker. For instance, the
place of
human defecation...
