Sentence examples for certain rest from inspiring English sources
"We can't play more than once a week, we have to have certain rest periods," he added.
Eight subjects were aware prior to initiation of scanning that they would receive a "baseline" scan, and that no additional procedures would take place during the scan ("certain rest" group, CER).
A particle with a certain rest mass \(m\) possesses a natural frequency which is a function of its rest mass, the speed of light \(c\), and Planck's constant \(h\).
This objection is due to Chakravartty (2003) who points out that certain properties tend to be found together, for example, negative charge and a certain rest mass, and then asks 'coincidence or object?'.
On his death, his friend, Babu Ramrickdass Bhawsinga inherited his fortune, and he founded a school at Churu (Bikanir) and certain rest-houses at Calcutta and Rangoon, in remembrance of Babu Luximinarain.
This non-uniform ion distribution across the membrane polarizes the membrane with a certain resting potential between −90 and −40 mV [44], when the cell membrane does not experience any external stimulus, i.e. in its rest state.
Certain resting and inversion poses can be particularly helpful for combatting restlessness and insomnia, especially when practiced in the evening or in bed before hitting the hay.
These findings support recent studies that suggest the functional connectivity of certain resting-state networks may, in part, reflect a dynamic image of the current brain state.
The Wales clash, on which much is certain to rest, takes place at Twickenham.
Half of each group saw a review that was highly certain; the rest, a review that was tentative.
The preferred atomist solution to differences in velocity was to posit that slower moving objects have a greater number of intervallic rests than faster moving objects; however, an-Nazzam disallowed this solution with respect to the rotating millstone on the grounds that in that case the millstone would fragment as certain atoms rest while others keep moving.
