Sentence examples for Long immobile from inspiring English sources
But American policy has now shifted, and it seems possible that the long immobile front lines here would shift too.
"Selective Memory" starts with a lively audio collage that includes speech, but that first long, immobile close-up is in total silence.
The statocyst is protected by a transparent dome made of long, immobile cilia.
For the time being, low-resolution map technology (e.g., optical restriction maps) for very long immobile molecules points to the most profitable avenue.
These observations are in good agreement with earlier data showing long and immobile Hbt. salinarum cells in surface-adherent biofilms (see Fig. 1 in65 and Fig. 5 in43).
He stayed there for a long time, immobile, his head between his knees, while the burning dance continued back and forth across the bottom of the sea.
Conceived while he was in captivity in 1944, it consisted of very long, practically immobile environmental time (the longue durée); the medium time of economies, societies, and cultures; and the short time of discrete events (the subject of histoire événementielle).
This measure is perhaps more appropriate if the rat spends long periods immobile or floating.
If you keep it splinted for too long, or immobile after it is out of the splint, the joint will stiffen and your finger will become harder to move and use.
Removal of the DNA binding domain resulted in the disappearance of the long-lived population from the dwell time histograms of the truncated protein, suggesting that long-lived immobile particles most likely correspond to Sox2 occupying specific cognate DNA target sequences.
These responsibilities can be substantial, when one considers that a latrine: represents a "lumpy" investment that requires a major up-front outlay of cash, or access to credit; requires space, which can be hard to come by in dense urban communities; and is a long-lived, immobile asset, and thus a risky investment for households that may experience relocation or eviction.
