The counter-factual brought into the realm of pop culture, with illustrations by Ian Pollock, in which Tom and Barry Howe, a pair of conjoined twins with a third dormant head, are sprung from their home by entrepreneurs and fashioned into a combo called the Bang Bangs.
Then this paper proposes a dual-algorithm search method: first, a dormant particle swarm optimization (DPSO) algorithm is activated to search the area of global peak, and then the algorithm will be switched to conventional incremental conductance (INC) algorithm to track the maximum output power of photovoltaic arrays.
First, a dormant HSC (d-HSC) population which harbors the highest self-renewal potential of all blood cells but is only induced into active self-renewal in response to hematopoietic stress.
The government has also announced details of a Big Society bank, which will use £100m in its first year from dormant bank accounts and £200m from the Project Merlin deal with banks to support working capital projects approved by the government.
But through much of American history there has always been a third tradition, now dormant, which believes in limited but energetic government in the name of social mobility and national union.
Well, Frayn has no trouble figuring out what it means: "Uninspired ecological proposals, we understand after a couple of seconds' thought, lie dormant in spite of the anger that gave rise to them".
After the battle over the Great Swamp, the notion of a fourth airport lay dormant for about a decade before it was revived in the early 1970's by New York's governor, Nelson A. Rockefeller, and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
A Yoenis Cespedes two-run homer in the bottom of the seventh revived a dormant capacity crowd at O.co Coliseum, but Detroit reliever Joaquin Benoit sent fans home hushed by striking out all three Oakland batters in the ninth — including Cespedes — to earn the save.
Second, organisms with dormant stages, such as aquatic invertebrates with resting eggs (e.g., Daphnia, Cousyn et al. 2001) or plants with long-lasting seeds (e.g., Franks et al. 2007), can be resurrected from the past for direct comparison to individuals from the present.
