Sentence examples for dormant practices from inspiring English sources

The (dormant) practices can only be reactivated if there are flexible or hybrid material structures.

In doing so, he was resuscitating a dormant practice that had been initiated in 1997 by George Allen, the Virginia governor whose political career would implode in 2006 when he was caught on camera calling an Indian-American constituent "macaca".

Through a case of indoor heating practice and its disruption during a multiple-day power cut, I have demonstrated how the practice of heating carries dormant elements of practice that are reactivated and enacted during an instable event.

The reactions of the interviewed households to power cuts indicate that blackouts activate unused skills and resources, propose uncommon meanings for electricity and heat and revive dormant elements of practice.

(The practice lay dormant for a while, but has been steadily coming back across the industry).

Self-referral to the trial, therefore, provided patients with physical practice of dormant motor processes.

Starting in June, banks will no longer be able to declare accounts dormant and transfer assets, a practice that led to charges that banks hoarded Nazi-era accounts.

Their slow convergence rate and the lack of digital computers to efficiently construct them caused the Bernstein polynomials to lie dormant in the theory rather than practice of approximation for the better part of a century.

Pruning and training of fruit trees is an important practice performed during the dormant season to create a proper frame and provide symmetry to the tree and ensure proper and balanced growth in the ensuing season.

I see the arrival of this book as one of those small things and I have no doubt the practices will continue to bring dormant forces alive for me and my students.

Such revelations amounted to a conversion for Campbell, who returned to Britain determined to proselytise for this domestically dormant art - and to resume its practice himself.