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- noun Plural form of
chronotype .
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Examples
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John suggests matching chronotypes to schedules; some teachers and students could do the early shift, some the late shift.
Tom Vander Ark: Brain Rules Schools Tom Vander Ark 2011
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John suggests matching chronotypes to schedules; some teachers and students could do the early shift, some the late shift.
Tom Vander Ark: Brain Rules Schools Tom Vander Ark 2011
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The worst outcome might be a world in which extreme "owl" chronotypes live and work in an underground night world, like the Morlocks in H.G. Wells's "Time Machine."
NIGHT SHIFT 2007
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Scientists have long divided people into two genetically determined chronotypes: "larks" (early risers) and "owls" (who do better at night).
NIGHT SHIFT 2007
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John suggests matching chronotypes to schedules; some teachers and students could do the early shift, some the late shift.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Tom Vander Ark 2011
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They conclude that there are behavioral differences between extreme chronotypes (morning and evening people).
Ars Technica 2009
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They conclude that there are behavioral differences between extreme chronotypes (morning and evening people).
Ars Technica 2009
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