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  • ...d in during the REM peak around dawn to gain even more time in REM. Longer naps in other times of the day can lead to SWS wakes, which can be exceptionally
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  • ...ised into [[Special:MyLanguage/cores|cores]] and [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|naps]].
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  • ...ithout needing any naps. This can allow many people who are unable to take naps to sleep polyphasically.
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  • ...arn napping. This may allow an easier start, as the ability to gain REM in naps would be present from the start.
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  • ...ref name="time" /> which contains four 30-minute [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|naps]] evenly spaced throughout the day, for a total of 2 hours of sleep.
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  • ...[[Special:MyLanguage/Cores|core]] sleeps and no [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|naps]].
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  • ...~6-7h for the last two wake gaps. In successful adaptations, the first two naps primarily contain REM, and the third nap may also contain mostly light slee
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  • ...re tempting to go back to sleep after an SWS wake, even if you do wake up. Naps ending in SWS are less likely to produce dream recall, which may be unsatis
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  • ...ince deeper sleep stages are less likely to appear then. After adaptation, naps can be relatively flexible, whereas cores are much harder to move.
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  • |One core sleep and two or more naps |Two core sleeps and one or more naps
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  • ...for all of the required SWS. The early REM-favored placement of the three naps helps to reinforce this.
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  • ===Extra naps===
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  • === Shorter naps ===
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  • [[Naps|Нэпы]]
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  • ...ng the day. This scheduling resembles [[Special:MyLanguage/DC2|DC2]] whose naps are placed at similar hours. There is also a choice of scheduling a 3.5h co
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  • ...difficult than on Uberman. Since SWS usually begins by the 25-minute mark, naps will contain SWS right from the start, which may cause SWS wakes as soon ea
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  • === Denser naps at night ===
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  • File:E4densenaps.png
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  • ...ometimes more cores/naps can be used to reduce total sleep. Both cores and naps are flexible.
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  • ...ometimes more cores/naps can be used to reduce total sleep. Both cores and naps are flexible.
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  • ...me naps.png|thumb|Denser nighttime naps]]In this variation of Uberman more naps are placed during the night since sleep pressure is generally higher during
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  • ===Shortened cores and 30-minute naps===
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  • ...ometimes more cores/naps can be used to reduce total sleep. Both cores and naps are flexible.
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  • ...1 [[Special:MyLanguage/Cores|core]] sleep and 3 [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|naps]].<ref name="pd" />
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  • ...ate without particularly strong circadian management. The gaps before both naps can be shortened by 30 to 60 minutes compared to standard. The first nap sh
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  • ...mpared to E2 or E1, and a failing adaptation due to skipping naps, flexing naps, moving the core sleep and/or underestimation of personal sleep needs can d
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  • ...30-minute naps instead of 20-minute ones. As with regular Dymaxion, these naps can lead to SWS wakes and may introduce difficulties early in the adaptatio
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  • ...of fatigue. These intervals came about every six hours, and the length of naps was 30 minutes.
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  • ...ut the day. The goal is to get used to napping and/or getting [[SOREM]] in naps. ...nap-only]] schedule, which technically is a variant of [[Uberman]] with 12 naps. However, adaptation isn't the goal, which distinguishes Naptation from oth
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  • 多相時程上的睡眠主要分為[[Special:MyLanguage/cores|主段睡眠]]和[[Special:MyLanguage/naps|小睡]]。
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  • 多相时程上的睡眠主要分为[[Special:MyLanguage/cores|主段睡眠]]和[[Special:MyLanguage/naps|小睡]]。
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  • 多相スケジュールでの睡眠は、[[Special:MyLanguage/cores|コア]]と[[Special:MyLanguage/naps|仮眠]]に大きく分けられています。
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  • ...ming|lucid dreaming]]. Sleepers have reported vivid dreams recall from its naps.
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  • ...ore duration, but has since been renamed to E2, to represent the number of naps to maintain consistency between different schedule lines. In recent years,
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  • ...дрозділяється на [[Special:MyLanguage/cores|ядра]] та [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|непи]].
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  • ...подразделяется на [[Special:MyLanguage/cores|ядра]] и [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|нэпы]].
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  • ...werden grob in [[Special:MyLanguage/cores|Kerne]] und [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|Nickerchen]] eingeteilt.
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  • ...assificados em [[Special:MyLanguage/cores|núcleos]] e [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|sonecas]].
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  • ...ированным сном]], сокращая его [[Cores|ядро]] (обычно второе) и добавляя [[Naps|нэп]], чтобы компенсировать потерянный REM
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  • ...schedules with peak-aligned sleeps, making it possible to have SWS-filled naps in REM peak hours and vice versa.
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  • ...of fatigue. These intervals came about every six hours, and the length of naps was 30 minutes.
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  • Naps are short blocks of sleep, typically under 45 minutes. They are used to gai === 30m naps vs 20m naps ===
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  • {{See also|Naps}}<!--T:1-->
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  • ...], making people prone to overconfidence about the adaptation. After this, naps mostly contain REM, and SWS pressure starts to build up. SWS rebound usuall
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  • |data4 = 6 naps equidistantly placed throughout the day
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  • |data4 = 6 naps equidistantly placed throughout the day
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  • |data4 = 3 single-cycle core sleeps plus 2 naps.
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  • ...or E2, is a highly popular schedule in the Everyman line. It consists of 2 naps and a [[Special:MyLanguage/Cores|core]] sleep of 4.5h (3 full cycles) by de
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  • ...hedule is a sleep schedule with one [[Cores|core sleep]] and one or more [[naps]]. ...ed by removing sleep cycles in the end of [[monophasic]] sleep, and adding naps to compensate for the lost time in REM and sustain wakefulness. The standar
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  • |data4 = 6 naps equidistantly placed throughout the day
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  • ...ef name="time" /> который содержит четыре 30-минутных [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|нэпа]], равномерно распределенных в течен
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  • Naps are short blocks of sleep, typically under 45 minutes. They are used to gai
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  • |data4 = 4 30-minute naps equidistantly placed throughout the day
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  • |data4 = 1 cores, 3 30-minute naps, in dymaxion configuration.
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  • |data4 = 4 30-minute naps equidistantly placed throughout the day
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  • |data4 = 1 cores, 3 30-minute naps, in dymaxion configuration.
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  • |data4 = 3 single-cycle core sleeps plus 2 naps.
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  • |data4 = 1 core, multiple short naps
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  • |data4 = 2 cores, 2 naps, in dymaxion configuration.
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  • |data4 = 2 cores, 2 naps, in dymaxion configuration.
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  • |data4 = 2 cores and 4 naps in an Uberman configuration.
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  • |data4 = 2 cores and 4 naps in an Uberman configuration.
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  • |data4 = 4 20-minute naps equidistantly placed throughout the day
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  • |data4 = 4 20-minute naps equidistantly placed throughout the day
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  • |data4 = 4 30-minute naps equidistantly placed throughout the day
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  • ...e em 3 [[Special:MyLanguage/Cores|núcleos]] e nenhuma [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|soneca]].
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  • |data4 = 1 cores, 3 30-minute naps, in dymaxion configuration.
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  • |data4 = 1 core, multiple short naps
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  • |data4 = 2 cores and 4 naps in an Uberman configuration.
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  • The benefits of this variant is the flexibility of the naps and cores. Out of all polyphasic schedules with 4-4.5h total sleep ("Hard"
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  • |data4 = 1 dusk core, 1 night core, 3 daytime naps
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  • |data4 = 1 dusk core, 1 night core, 3 daytime naps
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  • |data4 = 4 20-minute naps equidistantly placed throughout the day
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  • |data4 = 1 dusk core, 1 dawn core, 2 daytime naps
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  • |data4 = 1 dusk core, 1 dawn core, 2 daytime naps
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  • |data4 = Any number of 20-minute naps throughout the day
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  • ...афик, называемый [[Dymaxion|Dymaxion]]. Придерживаясь расписания, Фуллер [[Naps|дремал]] каждый раз, когда его энергия исч
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  • |data4 = Any number of 20-minute naps throughout the day
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  • ...formed by removing sleep cycles in the end of monophasic sleep, and adding naps to compensate for the lost time in REM and sustain wakefulness.
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  • [[Triphasic]], sometimes denoted as TC0 (tri core with zero naps), contains three cores, which are placed equidistantly. The first core is p ...e core is placed in the evening, one midnight and one around the dusk. Two naps are added during the day to sustain wakefulness in the gap between cores. T
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  • |data4 = 2 cores, 2 naps, in dymaxion configuration.
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  • |data4 = 1 dusk core, 1 night core, 3 daytime naps
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  • |data4 = 3 single-cycle core sleeps plus 2 naps.
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  • |data4 = Any number of 20-minute naps throughout the day
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  • |data4 = 1 dusk core, 1 dawn core, 2 daytime naps
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  • |data4 = 1 single-cycle core sleep, 4 naps around the day
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  • |data4 = 1 single-cycle core sleep, 4 naps around the day
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  • |data4 = 1 core and 5 naps around the day in a Uberman configuration
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  • |data4 = 1 core and 5 naps around the day in a Uberman configuration
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  • |data4 = 2 cores, multiple short naps
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  • |data4 = 1 core, multiple short naps
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  • ..., all (or at least as much as possible) of them must be accounted for by [[naps]]. The extremely low total sleep time means it requires intense sleep compr ...e dominates the following nap. It is also likely to experience mixed-stage naps that resemble mini-cycles, with both REM and SWS in the body’s effort to
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  • |data4 = 1 single-cycle core sleep, 4 naps around the day
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  • Over time, natural wakes will be start to happen in naps, but less so in the core, until after a long time of staying adapted on the
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  • |data4 = 2 cores, multiple short naps
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  • |data4 = 1 core and 5 naps around the day in a Uberman configuration
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  • ...e/Dymaxion|Dymaxion]]". Придерживаясь графика, Фуллер [[Special:MyLanguage/Naps|дремал]] всякий раз, как его энергия исчер
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  • ...fit from doing this variant is to start to learn to have effective daytime naps to further transition to other reducing schedules/variants, because Segment
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  • With only a short core and three naps to schedule, E3 is relatively convenient for many people. It is particularl
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  • ...to be contain mainly REM sleep, thanks to its position in REM peak. Other naps is likely to contain more light sleep, as well as trace amounts of SWS. ...transition to [[Uberman]], with 2 core sleeps to eventually be reduced to naps via an intermediate adaptation to [[E5]]. To prepare for the transition, al
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  • ...n become extremely difficult to wake up from, even more so then REM-filled naps after [[REM rebound]]. This represents one of the main obstacles in [[Uberm
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  • ...nt from the slightly longer core sleep allows more flexibility of both the naps and the core itself. For these reasons, 5h core is recommended as an altern
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  • [[File:Uberman-modified.png|thumb|Uberman-shortened with only 15m naps|alt=]]This variant is said to have been done by [[wikipedia:Leonardo_da_Vin
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  • |data4 = 2 cores, multiple short naps
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  • ...ted in one large peak during monophasic sleep, it was now secreted after 6 naps in much smaller peaks. This might be because SWS was interrupted. This also
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  • ...re in sync with normal daily life without the need for extreme rigidity in naps in Uberman.
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  • The harsh adaptation is extremely sensitive to skipping naps. As claimed by Puredoxyk in ''Ubersleep'', just skipping one nap causes int
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  • A variant of this schedule, with 15-minute naps, was mentioned in Claudio Stampi's book ''Why We Nap'', and was attributed
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  • The ideal scheduling of E3-extended would have a naps in the early morning, noon/early afternoon and late afternoon. The wake gap
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  • It is virtually impossible to [[Special:MyLanguage/Flexing|flex]] naps on Dymaxion, even after the adaptation. Regular alarms may still be needed
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  • ...Schedules|schedule]]<ref name="sharif" />, which contains four 20-minute [[naps]], scheduled equidistantly throughout the day. ...ule. It can also be considered as a variant of Uberman, though with only 4 naps, hence it is also known as U4.
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  • ...the schedule exclusively uses 20-minute naps, though variants with longer naps have later been attempted. ...nced nappers can achieve a fast onset of REM or SWS in their nap, even for naps that are not strictly scheduled.
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  • ...quent in the core. This leads to many reported oversleeps. Even worse, the naps can also contain SWS as adaptation progresses, possibly leading to harsh wa
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  • [[File:DC1-30m.png|thumb|30min naps and shortened cores]]
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  • ..., E3 содержит 1 [[Special:MyLanguage/Cores|ядро]] и 3 [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|нэпа]].<ref name="pd" />
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  • [[File:Uberman 7.png|thumb|Uberman 7 and 8]]Having one or two extra naps might make Uberman more sustainable for people since 2h is far below the mi
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  • ...ore]] line<ref name="lich" />, which consists of three [[cores]] and two [[naps]]. ...ntain the alertness. The scheduling of the 3 cores resembles that of the 3 naps on [[Dymaxion]].
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  • ..._sleep|SWS]] and [[wikipedia:Rapid_eye_movement_sleep|REM]] must come from naps on this schedule, so the amount of SWS and REM in proportion to [[wikipedia
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  • ...eep for these individuals is considered difficult when relying only on 20m naps.
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  • ...cial:MyLanguage/#extended|E3-extended]] by cutting from core and/or adding naps. However, very few sleepers have been able to transition and adapt to E3 fr
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  • ...ed extra time at night, and only needing to sleep at night without daytime naps.
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  • ...Cores|ядра]], що зазвичай триває 6 годин, і короткого [[Special:MyLanguage/Naps|непу]]. Проте, E1 в основному відомий як [[Spec
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  • ...e/Cores|ядра]], обычно длящегося 6 часов, и короткого [[Special:MyLanguage/Naps|нэпа]]. Тем не менее, E1 в основном известен
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  • ...core at 20-21). Those who pick this variant are often early sleepers. Both naps are moved back to to start earlier. The second nap, now close to noon, can
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  • ...ed at around sunrise, and another nap is scheduled in early afternoon. Two naps break the long day into shorter wake gaps, which helps the body sustain its
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  • ...spite the sleep deprivation, I still experienced intense difficulty taking naps, being unable to fall asleep for most of them. I switched to Segmented wit ...very, which does not contain naps and helps me avoid the difficulty taking naps. Surprisingly, so far, the total sleep amount did not increase by much from
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  • ...wider range of daily activities with its longer wake gaps. The 1-2 daytime naps can fit into normal jobs as long as it is possible to nap at work. For a na
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  • ...core]], usually with a length of 6 hours, and a short [[Special:MyLanguage/Naps|nap]]. However, E1 is mostly known as a [[Special:MyLanguage/biphasic|bipha
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  • ...he transition to this core length should be relatively easy. The remaining naps are then placed around the noon break and after-school/work hours. Since th
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  • ...g for optimal SWS. The core is expected to contain mostly SWS, whereas the naps will contain either mostly REM sleep or mixed stages. ...activities that take longer than ~4 hours to complete. However, 30-minute naps are also harder to fit in compared to 20-minute ones.
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  • ...sta|Siesta]], in which which is supplied with a short [[Special:MyLanguage/Naps|nap]] / [[Special:MyLanguage/Cores|core]] midday. However, all of the sched
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  • ...is schedule would be a circadian dip in the early afternoon hours, without naps to address them. Because more light sleep has been cut compared to the defa
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  • ...emain intact during adaptation, thus preventing much SWS from seeping into naps or the end of the core. This makes adaptation to this much easier than to r
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  • ...s high, which often causes high sleep onset for all sleeps. Similar to E1, naps often take a long time to learn. So far, there has been one successful case
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  • .... The process of adaptation mainly consists of repartitioning REM into the naps, as well as compressing more REM than usual into the core.
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  • ...deprivation|sleep deprivation]] to build up rapidly, and falling asleep in naps be relatively easy to learn, rendering Naptation largely unnecessary.
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  • ...a smaller nap window can be chosen. Most importantly in this variant, late naps (after ~17-18) should be avoided because it may interfere with the core at
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  • ...aking [[naps]] whenever tired throughout the day, with a varying number of naps and occasional changes in core duration throughout. ...tal and a napping habit. It then becomes possible to start [[flexing]] the naps, with a only a minor decrease in quality.
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  • ...lyphasic community, moderator of russian telegram chat, master of zero-REM naps and just a good guy. Slept on some version of E1 in school, but seriously s ...ery random (the biggest was 60 mins on core and the least was 10 mins). On naps I got almost zero REM.
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  • ...ions, it became its current form, with 2 short [[cores]] and 2 30-minute [[naps]]. Later, it was renamed to "Bimaxion" to match [[Trimaxion]]. ...g, whereas the other core should be 6 hours later, near [[REM peak]]. Both naps are expected to provide a mixture of SWS and REM sleep, as their duration a
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  • It is possible to delay the SWS rebound by a few days by adding extra naps in the night for extra SWS gain during the first days of adaptation. Steve
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  • ...e, and it has the most number of [[naps]] out of all Everyman schedules (5 naps per day). Because of the total sleep of only more than 3 hours, it is consi ...of the '''Formula''' where an Everyman variant is expected to have <u>4-5 naps per day</u><ref name="pd" /> if the core lasts for 1.5h. Despite Puredoxyk'
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  • ...ipating the incoming Uberman crash, one can then choose one of the Uberman naps (typically the one around evening hours) to become an E3 core with a desire
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  • ...e dominates the following nap. It is also likely to experience mixed-stage naps that resemble mini-cycles, with both REM and SWS in the body’s effort to
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  • ...third dual core schedule, with shortened [[Cores|core]] sleeps, and three naps throughout the day.<ref name="polysoc" /> With the standard variant, the to ...e morning, and will likely contain mostly REM sleep, whereas the other two naps may contain a mixture of light and REM sleep, along with trace amounts SWS.
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  • ...contain much less vital sleep, which makes them easier to flex. Among the naps that contain less vital sleep, flexing is even more forgiving. You should a ...ter from day to day. However, the -AMAYL schedules alternate the number of naps/cores from day to day depending on sleepiness, making it possible to take a
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  • * REM-filled naps are often accompanied by very vivid dreams which are easier to remember tha
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  • ...line.<ref name="pd" /> E4 consists of one short 1.5-hour [[core]], and 4 [[naps]] to be scheduled each day. At 2 hours and 50 minutes of total sleep, it is ...all of the needed amount of [[wikipedia:Slow-wave_sleep|SWS]], whereas the naps provide [[wikipedia:Rapid_eye_movement_sleep|REM]] sleep and traces of [[wi
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  • ...the necessary sleep in the cores, and does not require taking any daytime naps.
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  • ...|Segmented]] sleep and scheduled in the SWS peak for the same purpose. The naps should be placed in the same way as the standard schedule.
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  • ...E3, as there has been very few successful adaptations. The rotation of the naps also moves the last nap into SWS peak hours, which can be extremely difficu
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  • For 9-to-5 occupations that do not allow any naps during lunch breaks, it is possible to schedule this E1 variant with a nap
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  • ...ws taking [[naps]] when tired throughout the day, with a varying number of naps and changes in core timings as well as lengths. ...s schedule consists of 2 somewhat flexible core sleeps and between 1 and 2 naps in the day.
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  • ...ertness if the core cannot be lengthened due to lifestyle. Note that these naps must be adhered to on the weekend as well, skipping will cause intense tire
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  • ...us, it may take time for sleep pressure to build enough to induce sleep in naps. However, experienced nappers or those with high natural ability to fall as
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  • ...REM3 to complete, and could be hindered by schedules containing only short naps.
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  • ...e/Dymaxion|Dymaxion]]". Придерживаясь графика, Фуллер [[Special:MyLanguage/Naps|дремал]] всякий раз, как его энергия исчер
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  • ...stages, and allow for a small cut in total sleep with stable sleep times. Naps in the day are often not required due to segmented's longer cores perservin
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  • ...t might train the body rhythm to align the waves of tiredness with Uberman naps. This could reduce the transition difficulty somewhat. Still, intense compr
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  • ...C2, is the second [[Dual core|Dual core schedule]], with two cores and two naps.<ref name="polysoc" /> The total sleep of DC2 is around 5 to 5.5 hours. With 2 core sleeps placed around the [[Circadian sleep peaks|peaks]] and 2 naps in the day, DC2 is similar to [[E3#Extended|E3-extended]] in timings, excep
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  • ...1 [[Special:MyLanguage/Cores|core]] sleep and 3 [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|naps]].<ref name="pd" /> ...re in sync with normal daily life without the need for extreme rigidity in naps in Uberman.
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  • ...t of rules (for example, [[Ducamayl]] has 2 [[Core|cores]] and a few [[Nap|naps]] each given day), which would make them [[Hypothetical]] rather than Rando ...sembles [[Sevamayl]], except having occasional [[monophasic]] days without naps. The sleep quality may be increased further by adding a dark period of 2h b
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  • Short naps on the schedule contain mainly light sleep, whereas longer sleep blocks als The schedule fits many normal lifestyles that allow daytime naps, even with slightly inconsistent times. A consistent [[dark period]] is nee
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  • ...is accumulated enough, it's common to have SOREM in the beginning of [[Nap|naps]] or [[Core|cores]], especially close to the REM peak during the dawn hours
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  • ...1 [[Special:MyLanguage/Cores|core]] sleep and 3 [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|naps]].<ref name="pd" /> ...re in sync with normal daily life without the need for extreme rigidity in naps in Uberman.
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  • ...ref name="time" /> which contains four 30-minute [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|naps]] evenly spaced throughout the day, for a total of 2 hours of sleep. ..._sleep|SWS]] and [[wikipedia:Rapid_eye_movement_sleep|REM]] must come from naps on this schedule, so the amount of SWS and REM in proportion to [[wikipedia
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  • A variant of this schedule, with 15-minute naps, was mentioned in Claudio Stampi's book ''Why We Nap'', and was attributed ...], making people prone to overconfidence about the adaptation. After this, naps mostly contain REM, and SWS pressure starts to build up. SWS rebound usuall
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  • ...odern time and nowadays; [[Everyman]], which uses the mechanism of power [[naps]]; [[Dual Core]], which is based on the [[Segmented]] sleep patterns, popul ...een accumulated to a large degree. Falling asleep is usually difficult for naps and easy for cores, assuming the person is not an [[Insomnia|insomniac]] an
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  • ...mes on the day of the transition. Note that you should keep your cores and naps to the same length. During the winter transition, it is important that you
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  • ...ref name="time" /> which contains four 30-minute [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|naps]] evenly spaced throughout the day, for a total of 2 hours of sleep. ..._sleep|SWS]] and [[wikipedia:Rapid_eye_movement_sleep|REM]] must come from naps on this schedule, so the amount of SWS and REM in proportion to [[wikipedia
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  • A variant of this schedule, with 15-minute naps, was mentioned in Claudio Stampi's book ''Why We Nap'', and was attributed ...], making people prone to overconfidence about the adaptation. After this, naps mostly contain REM, and SWS pressure starts to build up. SWS rebound usuall
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  • ...The concept resembles [[Spamayl]], but short cores are used in place of [[naps]]. {{TNT|Camayl}} ...extended by one cycle once adapted to make up for a lost sleep; a short [[Naps|nap]] can be occasionally added to the schedule to replace a missing missin
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  • ...simply a sleep schedule with two [[Cores|core sleeps]] and zero or more [[naps]]. [[Segmented]] sleep, sometimes denoted as DC0 (dual core with zero naps), has one core sleep generally around dusk and one core sleep generally aro
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  • ...ake up during REM sleep during adaptation, which is particularly likely in naps placed in the [[REM peak]] (early morning).
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  • == Longer naps == ...uccessful, allowing to get more REM/LNREM, and is used quite often. Longer naps also proved to be successful on non-reducing biphasic schedules such as [[B
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  • ...or E2, is a highly popular schedule in the Everyman line. It consists of 2 naps and a [[Special:MyLanguage/Cores|core]] sleep of 4.5h (3 full cycles) by de ...ore duration, but has since been renamed to E2, to represent the number of naps to maintain consistency between different schedule lines. In recent years,
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  • ...REM3 to complete, and could be hindered by schedules containing only short naps. ...ised into [[Special:MyLanguage/cores|cores]] and [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|naps]].
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  • ...or E2, is a highly popular schedule in the Everyman line. It consists of 2 naps and a [[Special:MyLanguage/Cores|core]] sleep of 4.5h (3 full cycles) by de ...ore duration, but has since been renamed to E2, to represent the number of naps to maintain consistency between different schedule lines. In recent years,
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  • ...REM3 to complete, and could be hindered by schedules containing only short naps. ...ised into [[Special:MyLanguage/cores|cores]] and [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|naps]].
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  • 多相スケジュールでの睡眠は、[[Special:MyLanguage/cores|コア]]と[[Special:MyLanguage/naps|仮眠]]に大きく分けられています。
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  • ...ep though, a schedule, which was less extreme. It was [[E2]] with combined naps into one, so this [https://napchart.com/c4d08 E1-shortened]. I failed prett ...aps (in the fixed spots). I adhered to this schedule for a few months, but naps almost never started to work. Then i went to an Astronomy Olympiad for a we
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  • ...sta|Siesta]], in which which is supplied with a short [[Special:MyLanguage/Naps|nap]] / [[Special:MyLanguage/Cores|core]] midday. However, all of the sched ...a smaller nap window can be chosen. Most importantly in this variant, late naps (after ~17-18) should be avoided because it may interfere with the core at
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  • * Find locations for you to take naps when situation may demand, such as:
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  • 多相時程上的睡眠主要分為[[Special:MyLanguage/cores|主段睡眠]]和[[Special:MyLanguage/naps|小睡]]。
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  • 多相时程上的睡眠主要分为[[Special:MyLanguage/cores|主段睡眠]]和[[Special:MyLanguage/naps|小睡]]。
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  • ...sta|Siesta]], in which which is supplied with a short [[Special:MyLanguage/Naps|nap]] / [[Special:MyLanguage/Cores|core]] midday. However, all of the sched ...a smaller nap window can be chosen. Most importantly in this variant, late naps (after ~17-18) should be avoided because it may interfere with the core at
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  • ...[[Special:MyLanguage/Cores|core]] sleeps and no [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|naps]].
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  • ...[[Special:MyLanguage/Cores|core]] sleeps and no [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|naps]].
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  • ===Shortened cores and 30-minute naps=== [[File:DC1-30m.png|thumb|30min naps and shortened cores]]
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  • ...r close to being adapted may be possible short-term. Dymaxion, even with 6 naps, remains hostile and is deemed unadaptable for most. Inexperienced sleepers
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  • ===Shortened cores and 30-minute naps=== <!--T:49--> [[File:DC1-30m.png|thumb|30min naps and shortened cores]]
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  • ...stages, and allow for a small cut in total sleep with stable sleep times. Naps in the day are often not required due to segmented's longer cores perservin ...is schedule would be a circadian dip in the early afternoon hours, without naps to address them. Because more light sleep has been cut compared to the defa
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  • ...stages, and allow for a small cut in total sleep with stable sleep times. Naps in the day are often not required due to segmented's longer cores perservin ...is schedule would be a circadian dip in the early afternoon hours, without naps to address them. Because more light sleep has been cut compared to the defa
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  • ...stages, and allow for a small cut in total sleep with stable sleep times. Naps in the day are often not required due to segmented's longer cores perservin ...is schedule would be a circadian dip in the early afternoon hours, without naps to address them. Because more light sleep has been cut compared to the defa
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  • ...stages, and allow for a small cut in total sleep with stable sleep times. Naps in the day are often not required due to segmented's longer cores perservin ...is schedule would be a circadian dip in the early afternoon hours, without naps to address them. Because more light sleep has been cut compared to the defa
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  • ...stages, and allow for a small cut in total sleep with stable sleep times. Naps in the day are often not required due to segmented's longer cores perservin ...is schedule would be a circadian dip in the early afternoon hours, without naps to address them. Because more light sleep has been cut compared to the defa
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  • [[Segmented]] sleep, sometimes denoted as DC0 (dual core with zero naps), has one core sleep generally around dusk and one core sleep generally aro
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  • ...e it artificially. After adaptation, sleep onset usually is <5 minutes for naps and <15 minutes for cores. However, for people with chronic sleep onset ins
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  • ...ins a long [[Cores|core]], usually with a length of 6 hours, and a short [[Naps|nap]]. However, E1 is mostly known as a [[biphasic]] schedule, rather than ...us, it may take time for sleep pressure to build enough to induce sleep in naps. However, experienced nappers or those with high natural ability to fall as
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  • ...nt from the slightly longer core sleep allows more flexibility of both the naps and the core itself. For these reasons, 5h core is recommended as an altern ...core at 20-21). Those who pick this variant are often early sleepers. Both naps are moved back to to start earlier. The second nap, now close to noon, can
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  • ...tries to make sure you are awake during waking blocks, and sleeping during naps.
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  • * Find locations for you to take naps when situation may demand, such as:
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  • * Find locations for you to take naps when situation may demand, such as:
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  • ...core]], usually with a length of 6 hours, and a short [[Special:MyLanguage/Naps|nap]]. However, E1 is mostly known as a [[Special:MyLanguage/biphasic|bipha ...us, it may take time for sleep pressure to build enough to induce sleep in naps. However, experienced nappers or those with high natural ability to fall as
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  • ...core]], usually with a length of 6 hours, and a short [[Special:MyLanguage/Naps|nap]]. However, E1 is mostly known as a [[Special:MyLanguage/biphasic|bipha ...us, it may take time for sleep pressure to build enough to induce sleep in naps. However, experienced nappers or those with high natural ability to fall as
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  • ...werden grob in [[Special:MyLanguage/cores|Kerne]] und [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|Nickerchen]] eingeteilt. ...formed by removing sleep cycles in the end of monophasic sleep, and adding naps to compensate for the lost time in REM and sustain wakefulness.
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  • ...QC0 equidistantly, which resembles [[Dymaxion]], but with cores instead of naps. This may facilitate falling asleep, as the sleeps are evenly spead, rather
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  • ...e em 3 [[Special:MyLanguage/Cores|núcleos]] e nenhuma [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|soneca]].
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  • ...nstable long term. These types of schedules may be destabilized by missing naps too many times or flexing too much/too far due to scheduling conflicts that
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  • ...biphasically, often in a pattern resembling [[Segmented]]. Taking daytime naps have also been found to have health benefits.
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  • ...nstable long term. These types of schedules may be destabilized by missing naps too many times or flexing too much/too far due to scheduling conflicts that
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  • ...ef name="time" /> который содержит четыре 30-минутных [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|нэпа]], равномерно распределенных в течен
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  • ...assificados em [[Special:MyLanguage/cores|núcleos]] e [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|sonecas]].
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  • ...e/Cores|ядра]], обычно длящегося 6 часов, и короткого [[Special:MyLanguage/Naps|нэпа]]. Тем не менее, E1 в основном известен
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  • ...Cores|ядра]], що зазвичай триває 6 годин, і короткого [[Special:MyLanguage/Naps|непу]]. Проте, E1 в основному відомий як [[Spec
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  • ...подразделяется на [[Special:MyLanguage/cores|ядра]] и [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|нэпы]].
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  • ...дрозділяється на [[Special:MyLanguage/cores|ядра]] та [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|непи]].
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  • ..., E3 содержит 1 [[Special:MyLanguage/Cores|ядро]] и 3 [[Special:MyLanguage/naps|нэпа]].<ref name="pd" />
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  • Scheduling study sessions before naps:
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