disentrained

Advancement of REM sleep to an earlier position within the sleep period was also exhibited in the sleep of disentrained subjects in the form of increased durations of the first REM sleep episodes of major sleep periods.

1987, Angelos Halaris, Chronobiology and Psychiatric Disorders, page 126

The Monday morning blahs occur because inner clocks, uncorrected, disentrained and allowed to go their own sweet way, have made inner time irrelevant to outer time.

1988, Jeremy Campbell, Winston Churchill's Afternoon Nap, →ISBN

When an organism is disentrained -- that is, when an organism is unable to make contact with the temporal frame of reference provided by the relevant zeitgeber (in this case, the alternating cycle of day and night), such a disentrained organism will operate on the basis of the intrinsic properties of its internal biological clock.

2009, Bill Whitehouse, Mapping Mental Spaces - Volume 2, →ISBN, page 248

The disentrained solids are conveyed through a two-stage shaker screen to remove most of the fine glass and other inerts.

1977, Federal Water Pollution Control Act Amendments of 1977

Washout, especially in continuously- and intermittently-flushed systems, sedimentation of disentrained cells and grazing by filter feeders can each account for major losses of phytoplankton biomass.

1997, Colin S. Reynolds, Otto Kinne, Vegetation processes in the pelagic: a model for ecosystem theory