Sentence examples for kept in that state from inspiring English sources

Miles and miles of bugger all, a treeless waste, kept in that state by a process the park is "particularly keen to support".

Then, thanks to a radiation leak, he is kept in that state for 3 million years, waking up in deep, deep space with just a hologram and the evolved cat (Felis sapiens) for company.

So, after agonist binding, the receptor is switched to the low-affinity state and kept in that state by arrestin; thus, theoretically the density of D2 receptors in the high-affinity state decreases after binding with an agonist that recruits arrestin.

I think a magician's job really is to keep people, and adults particularly, kept in that wonder state where you haven't felt like that since you were a kid.

"But keep in mind that state and local taxes are not deductible for A.M.T. purposes," said Mr. Scharin, referring to the alternative minimum tax, a parallel tax system originally devised to ensure that the wealthy paid enough taxes, but that now ensnares many in the middle class.

Idle listening is the first source; this is where a node is kept in a state wakefulness so that it can actively listen for any traffic that may or may not be present.

Another is to give away art that is kept in another state.

According to the second pair of basic system theory concepts, an open and dynamic complex system like the healthcare system is viewed as a suite of interrelated subsystems that are kept in a state of dynamic equilibrium by feedback loops of information and control [ 17].

It has to be kept in mind, that the attractor states resembled a long-term steady state, which can differ from observations up to 60 minutes.

It should also be kept in mind that the asymmetric state of Pgp only appears to be formed under particular circumstances; during active ATP hydrolysis (transient), in catalytically inactive mutants in the presence of nucleotide, and in the presence of the non-hydrolysable ATP analogue, ATP[S] [ 43] (in the later two cases, it is a relatively stable "arrested" state).

We kept walking in that state of foiled uncertainty: had we already had the experience we were eagerly anticipating?