Sentence examples for extended hibernation from inspiring English sources

"If we didn't win, we would have had to go into extended hibernation".

They do not go into an extended hibernation like other temperate bears; they do not lie in wait for prey or sleep off a big meal.

Should your sourdough culture be lacklustre and sluggish, or if you're using it for the first time after an extended hibernation in the fridge, start the weekly revival process a day early and give an additional feed.

Especially so in this case, since there's a simple explanation for why small-cap stocks have been in extended hibernation.

The band, which is awakening from an extended hibernation, will play a gig on Aug. 4 and Aug. 8 at the 6,300-capacity 6,300-capacity

While the show is now in extended hibernation for its likely calamitous final season in 2019, its infection of all facets of pop culture will not go away and we will not leave it alone because we love music and dragons.

LONDON — Bayern Munich has awakened with devastating force after taking an unexpectedly extended winter hibernation.

Though rates of cutaneous gas exchange in bats decrease with metabolic downregulation during torpor, such passive gas exchange in hibernating bats may be especially important during extended periods of hibernation when respiration rates are extremely low [ 19, 39].

By entering extended torpor, sometimes referred to as hibernation, this would reduce the thermoregulatory stress in females, whereas males remain more active in preparation for the upcoming mating season.

A compiler algorithm reshapes a program behaviour using source level transformation in such a way that idleness threshold of a resource can be extended, and it can be switched to hibernation mode with less switching.

An extended growing season, brought on by earlier emergence from hibernation, has led to young-of-the-year yellow-bellied marmots entering hibernation in better condition (Ozgul et al. 2010).