Sentence examples for conserving state from inspiring English sources

Apple's invention would not create a persistent hotspot in the same way that sharing via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi from your iPhone does currently; instead, it would check in periodically, seek out updates from iCloud, grab push notifications, messages, news, weather and other data and then shut down again, returning to a power conserving state.

Changes consistent with the suppression of cytoskeletal dynamics provided further evidence that cold-adapted cells are in an energy conserving state.

PhastCons (Margulies et al., 2003) is a phylogenetic 2-state HMM which predicts if nucleotide positions in a multiple alignment are in an evolutionarily conserved state or not.

For more than a century, Utah was supported by the wealth derived from mining, ranching and energy — industries intent on exploiting, not conserving, the state's natural bounty.

The ion trap chip integrated with multiple ion trap arrays is divided into different regions, as an operation region in which the quantum operations are held, a memory region that stores ions conserving qubit states, and a region for loading ions.

Article XI states that it is the general policy of the Commonwealth to preserve, protect and conserve the state's natural and historic resources.

The inactive states of kinases are much more diverse than the well conserved active state of kinases [6,21].

Sleep is an essential and evolutionarily conserved behavioral state whose regulation remains poorly understood.

Thus, a body's inertia "does not mean a positive striving to conserve its state" (4:544), but rather what it does not do, its lifelessness.

The cells at amax in GE Α conserve their state unless they switch GEs.

Thus, until now, we could not decide whether any of the opisthokont (or plant) formin architectures represents either a conserved ancestral state or a late invention.