The word
"dormant" means something is temporarily inactive or not actively happening.
Full definition
It lays in
dormant for those worthy of treatment that has no equal.
In older cats in particular, the larvae lies
dormant in tissues and causes no ill effects.
Situated within this conservation area, it retains its medieval charm and is surrounded by a stunning series of
dormant volcanoes.
You may even be able to let the policy
lie dormant for years and then resume paying premiums into it at some later date.
The reserve covers about a quarter of the entire island and a chain
of dormant volcanoes.
These eggs are protected by a hard shell, so they can
lay dormant for years in soil that at one time contained an infected dog's feces.
When a person with herpes is not experiencing an outbreak, the herpes virus
remains dormant in the system at either end of the spinal column.
Because the autoimmune response can go through active and
dormant states, there is a chance for a false negative, which is why a comprehensive health history is essential.
It lasted through two days of varying usage without needing a charge, and it's almost as if it
goes dormant on standby.
Be aware that some credit bureaus will remove
dormant accounts after a period of time.
Many practices
long dormant in Christian worship now seem relevant and useful.
While other parasites will remain
dormant until a stress occurs years later in your dog's life.
If sharing and caring is part of Christian DNA, then I would suggest that that part has
become dormant for most of you.
So many profiles lie
dormant on other sites and users have no way of knowing if they're a current member.
Like that scuba certification I never finished or that guitar which now
sits dormant in my closet.
In recent years, researchers have found that these microbes are far
from dormant.
Following its recent eruption in 1968, the volcano has been
dormant since 2010.
The new adult flea
stays dormant until it detects a vibration, heat, noise, or carbon dioxide which indicates that a host or food source is near.
And know that resolving your other credit issues will improve your financial status faster than dumping money
into dormant collection accounts.
Usually, enough normal and
dormant cells are left to make all the thyroid hormone your cat will need in the future.
This ensures that the latest virus definition files are used to scan your system for
dormant viruses.
The fleas reach adulthood and go
dormant when they can't detect a host.
They find that the cells can remain
dormant during chemotherapy that kills off most of the cancer and can give rise to new tumors once the drug treatment stops.
The eggs that have then laid
dormant within the flea will hatch once it makes a home within your puppy.
This means the company should have
dormant live accounts, should have never traded or had bad debt.
Female mammals are born with millions of
dormant eggs, but only a small fraction ever mature into cells with reproductive potential.
It would be a good idea long term to block access to those plants, so that they can't continue to eat them when they are
not dormant stalks anymore.
Such a script, although it can not work everywhere, is surely helpful to others attempting to replicate results elsewhere but can be crucial to local workers attempting to
revive dormant research projects.
The researchers believe that the technique may work by somehow activating nerve pathways in the brain that were linked to the missing limb, but that became
dormant after its loss.
From a risk management perspective, the greatest danger arises where trusts are established and then
left dormant.
If revived, the formerly
dormant judgment may be enforced within 7 years after its revival.
The arcade racing genre seems to have become somewhat
dormant over the past few years, so it's great to find a title still flying that flag.
Maybe life stressors — such as a move, a career change, or the birth of a child — have put pressure on your relationship and brought
once dormant conflicts to the surface.
Even better, they'll
activate dormant muscle fibers and allow you to see which muscles and joints need to improve for pain - free performance.
Another reason you want to pay attention to
dormant credit cards is that other people see them as opportunities for a quick, illegal spending spree.
An excellent pose to release even the most
dormant muscles in the lower body while strengthening the spine.
We are evolving Many, many, many changes in our physiology that can attributed to environmental factors that can rewrite our DNA, or at least trigger
dormant genes or not.
The sequel, however, was not so lucky and the franchise overall has remained
otherwise dormant.
One
dormant card may be OK every once in a while, but don't let multiple cards remain inactive.
The earth is less
dormant volcanic ally and that is a significant source of CO2.
This stands to potentially unlock a slew of projects in the country, such as D3, that are in development and are open to enabling
currently dormant business opportunities.
You told me once of the plants that lie
dormant through the drought, that wait, half - dead, deep in the earth.
There's time to consider whether bringing back ancient animals might cause them to suffer, release
dormant diseases or harm today's already struggling species and ecosystems.
Her fairy - tale - like paintings intend to provoke childhood memories and dreams that were
kept dormant for a long time.
Now the team is investigating why some of the stem cells become
dormant while others remain active.
If anything, it will likely bring to light more issues that lie
dormant beneath the surface.