quiescence in English
noun
[qui·es·cence || kwaɪ'esns]
calmness, restfulness, quiet, absence of activity
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1. Motion precedes quiescence, which in turn precedes motion, which in turn precedes quiescence, and so forth.
2. PEA does not mean mechanical quiescence.
3. 6 synonyms for Abeyancy: abeyance, dormancy, intermission, latency, quiescence, suspension
4. A slow aboral displacement also occurs during periods of motor quiescence.
5. Pinatubo awoke in 1991 after more than 450 years of quiescence.
6. In established cases ( rheumatoid arthritis ) there are periods of activity and periods of quiescence.
7. Special sealing design can ensure complete sealing in combine place of movement and quiescence.
8. Only I know is that it is in quiescence, including the instant moment.
9. After 123 a of quiescence, noticeable seismic activity began on 20 March, 19
10. Synonyms for Abeyancy include abeyance, deferral, dormancy, intermission, latency, postponement, quiescence, suspension, pause and moratorium
11. 21 But fiery activism or evasive quiescence are the poles of choice and the poles are notoriously uninhabitable.
12. Antonyms for strife: neglect, supinities, ataraxias, cooperation, in-formality, easygoingnesses, conformity, restfulnesses, re quiescence, un-Affectednesses, un
13. The image of Buddha, who was called The Greatest Yogin of all Times, expresses serene quiescence.
14. Yet somehow the usual automatic impulse to drive off invaders of his territory had been lulled into quiescence.
15. For modern democracy has rediscovered what the emperors knew: grotesque entertainments guarantee the quiescence of the populace.
16. But fiery activism or evasive quiescence are the poles of choice and the poles are notoriously uninhabitable.
17. The fact that the trouble coincided with Ramadan might—or might not—be a factor in this quiescence.
18. It is discovered that the duration time of quiescence episodes in each active period reduces in a non-linear manner.
19. The sales-force of enterprise was taken as an example to illustrate the characteristic of the quiescence and the potential influencing factors.
20. This means that I can catch slightly deeper checkmates if they are forced because the quiescence search considers extremely narrow, but dangerous lines.
21. This results in alternating periods of quiescence and activity - remarkably like the build-up and collapse of a sand pile.
22. Quiescence , the: The curse that keeps most souls from Awakening, closing people's eyes to the truth of reality and indoctrinating them into the Lie.
23. If Edgar Linton meets me, I shall not hesitate to knock him down,(Sentencedict.com) and give him enough to insure his quiescence while I stay.
24. The method of controlling gated-clock quiescence state is discussed, and relevant circuit is presented. A low-power design method for finite-state machines is presented.
25. Observation of a delayed flowering phenotype in lines over-expressing SUB1A led to the finding that inhibition of floral initiation is a component of the quiescence survival strategy in rice.
26. The lower sedimentary of Yixian Formation show form basin margin to centre three facies coexistence paleogeography characteristics of planar, linear and relatively quiescence water mass depositions .
27. Furthermore, we show that gases sampled immediately after the eruption have metal concentrations that are orders of magnitude higher than those of gases emitted during periods of quiescence.
28. Therefore, circadian regulation is more than sufficient to explain periods of activity and quiescence that are adaptive to an organism, but the more peculiar specializations of sleep probably serve different and unknown functions.
29. Sleepwalker: A Sleeper who is not Awake but who does not suffer from Quiescence and Disbelief, and who does not increase the chance of a Paradox should he witness vulgar or improbable magic.
30. The faintness of the accretion disc of an X-ray binary during quiescence is suspected to be caused by the flow of mass entering a mode called an advection-dominated accretion flow (ADAF).
31. Anaudic - aphasic - aphonic - brusque - concise - laconic - silence 8 letter words old woman - quietude - taciturn - wordless 9 letter words secretive - stillness - voiceless - word-bound 10 letter words breathless - dumbstruck - quiescence - speechless - tongue-tied - tongueless 11 letter words dead of night - dumbfounded - tight-lipped
32. Blood vessel maturation in a 3‐dimensional spheroidal coculture model: direct contact with smooth muscle cells regulates endothelial cell quiescence and Abrogates VEGF responsiveness THOMAS KORFF Cell Biology Laboratory, Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics, University of Göttingen Medical School, 37075 Göttingen
33. In the 2nd half of the cycle, during pregnancy, during antiovulatory treatment and in postmenopausal period, the endosalpingeal epithelium of pars of uterina, isthmus, ampulla and infundibulum is characterized by proliferative quiescence (i.e. lack of mitoses, a small quantity of nuclei, a simple epithelium).
34. Through the spatiotemporally controlled expression of key metabolic proteins, we hypothesise that the Warburg effect and other HF metabolic programmes are Compartmentalised by region in order to regulate regional cell fate and phenotypes, such as epithelial stem cell quiescence in the bulge or keratinocyte proliferation in the hair matrix.
35. The Tripoli-Tibesti zone was one of uplift and strongly tensional tectonics in the late Mesozoic and early Cainozoic, and at this time may have been a line of potential lithospheric rifting, but a period of quiescence followed and resurgence of activity in the late Cainozoic produced weaker tensional structures and more strongly alkaline basic