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91 The science of electrostatics lay dormant for about 2,000 years.

92 Then, the energy consumption of data collection, data transceiver, and the dormant state is supervised by GAINZ node, which verified the energy consumption of the node.

93 Conclusion:A veracious diagnosis of the dormant sclera rupture and a timely surgery will save the eye ball and ocular function more effectively.

94 They lack a dormant form and their genomes are much smaller than those of viruses.

95 This could be because they're born of debris from a dormant comet and so are made mostly of hard, sun-baked rock that takes longer to burn up in Earth's atmosphere, experts suggest.

96 The really scary part is that, while all these symptoms can clear up by themselves, the disease can lie dormant in your system for decades before damaging vitals such as your nervous system and heart.

97 It's strange indeed how memories can lie dormant in a man's mind for so many years.

98 Then, use sensual lovemaking to reawaken their dormant pleasure centers.

99 Subject of the right are company shareholders, including small shareholders, dormant partners and buying defective shareholders.

100 Bolivia's president Evo Morales controls the bal during a soccer match against alpine guides at 6000 meters above sea level, at the snowcapped Sajama dormant volcano in western Bolivia, June 12.

101 Dormant stage of the zygote is about 15 days long, and then divided into a two-cell proembryo.

102 To study germination characteristics of Mirabilis jalapa and Althaea rosea by soaking their dormant seeds.

103 On rare occasions, however, a virus will infect the T cell and become dormant.

104 "They have a relatively new outlook. They realize that Japan is going to need to strike into foreign markets given the dormant state of its economy, " he said.

105 Since then, the number is understood to have been dormant while police maintained an open file on Dishliev's killing and his smuggling ring.

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106 The immune system "walls off" the TB bacilli which, protected by a thick waxy coat, can lie dormant for years.

107 One part of the program is designed to lie dormant for long periods, then speed up the machines so that the spinning rotors in the centrifuges wobble and then destroy themselves.

108 The redistillation apparatus was made by the renovation of obsolete equipments, which was helpful for increasing the utilization rate of dormant assets.

109 Objective : To discuss the clinic characteristic of the dormant sclera rupture.

110 At the base of the dormant Cerro Chato Volcano in central Costa Rica, La Fortuna waterfall drops about 230 feet (70 meters) into a greenish-blue swimming hole.

111 The bacteria form spores that allow them to survive in a dormant state until exposed to conditions that can support their growth.

112 Its stash may soon be bigger than Microsoft's. But should all those billions continue to lie dormant?

113 After the initial period of infection, these viruses enter a dormant state known as latency.

114 For example, the pincushion cactus is completely dormant during the dry season. But after the first summer rains, cactuses burst into bloom, displaying delicate petals of pink, gold,[sentencedict.com] and white.

115 Especially recently the case of that the controlling shareholders made an invasion upon the inferior dormant partner always happened , and it was getting worse an worse.

116 He would try to awake their dormant and sluggish faculties.

117 Herpes Simplex I virus remains dormant in the nerve cells of the body.

118 The pivot of this thesis is to explore why Equal Protection of the Laws Clause was dormant on the aspect of protecting the black people's rights after the Reconstruction.

119 But if they penetrate the ground, they can survive in a dormant state for decades, waiting for new victims.

120 New screening methods of novel antituberculotic drugs which are effect on the drug resistant and dormant bacillus was reviewed employing both combinational chemistry and functional genomics.