Sentence examples for hibernation through from inspiring English sources

If extreme resource deprivation is seasonally predictable, organisms can counteract it by either carrying over stored reserves (body fat in animals, carbohydrate reserves in plants) or by entering dormant stages (as eggs or pupae, or in hibernation) through this period.

An enhanced multi-level operational hibernation mode through partition-lightpath was defined including functionality, structure considering its implementation issues.

Unlike other hibernating mammals from temperate regions, which have to awaken regularly for a few days, dwarf lemurs experience five months of continuous deep hibernation (May through September).

You could stand behind the stage and look out at the throngs, lit up by Cohen, and begin to understand why a man might rouse himself from hibernation and go through the motions again.

David Aftandilian, an anthropologist at Texas Christian University, writes in "What Are the Animals to Us?" that the bear is a fixture in the stories of circumpolar cultures "because it walks on two legs and eats many of the same foods that people do," and through hibernation and re-emergence appears to die and be reborn.

The Bat Conservation Trust monitors bats over the winter months through Hibernation Surveys.

The cornerstone of the adopted strategy is partition-lightpath schemes underpinned by the hibernation state implemented through a modification of the intelligent control plane, in particular for transparent network architectures under different scenarios.

The viability of myocardium after an ischemic insult reflects a continuum of metabolic derangement and dysfunction from stunned myocardium through hibernation to the process of remodelling.

The hibernacula were moderately sized (5 10 hectares, 2 5 m high) abandoned limestone mines that bats use for fall mating and hibernation from September through April.

These surveys have surfaced some interesting discoveries, including the sighting of a species that had been declared extinct in the UK in 1990 – the Greater mouse-eared bat – a solitary individual was rediscovered in 2002 through the hibernation survey.

By increasing the sample size, some cases might be reported earlier in the hibernation season or later through the summer, but we expect that the general pattern observed will not change.