Sentence examples for a dormancy of from inspiring English sources

Deepwater rice cultivars have a dormancy of 25 56 days (Catling1992).

A dormancy of about 4,000 years was broken around 2500 BCE with the start of the Smith Creek eruptive period, when eruptions of large amounts of ash and yellowish-brown pumice covered thousands of square miles.

Plant behavior is, in other words, largely instinctive (deterministic), although located beyond the fringe of instinctive responses there is a brain-in-waiting – the plant's torpid behavior and its limited movement are indicative of a dormancy of consciousness: for Bergson, movement is always an indicator of consciousness, an idea rediscovered by Sheets-Johnstone.

The seed bank hypothesis suggests that microbes can enter a dormancy state of low metabolic activity and flourish again when the environmental conditions change.

Daily, transplanted snails were fed carrots and moistened to prevent the occurrence of a dormancy state.

Yet now, after a fast-forwarding dormancy of more than fifty years, I am inside the ropes and close beside a back-nine tee, watching Tiger Woods making arcs in the air as he prepares his next shot in the U.S. Open.

Micrometastases in mouse organs demonstrated a dormancy period prior to outgrowth of macrometastases.

Rocket has a natural post-harvest dormancy of around two months.

This phenomenon is due to the excess of glucose in the growth medium, a condition that promotes dormancy of the bacterial cells within S. epidermidis biofilms (Cerca et al. 2011a).

The inner layers of the seed coat that remain attached to the cotyledons probably play a role in seed dormancy of Moringa oleifera.

The proportion growing on plates might be a measure of the "dormancy" of the bacilli equally applicable to cultural and animal models.