Sentence examples for long quiescent from inspiring English sources

INFLATION, long quiescent, has staged a comeback over the past year.

"Isn't this amazing?" His astonishment might be a bit too easily come by, but in a city so long quiescent, the gaiety was impressive.

My frame of reference, beginning with something as basic as the calendar, was marked not by Thanksgiving turkeys or Christmas trees but by the mostly solemn round of Jewish holidays, characterized by endless services, heavy meals, and long quiescent afternoons.

It is scrawled on walls, garbage bins, phone booths, doors and even tree trunks, as a city that was long quiescent declares these days that it will no longer stay quiet.

These events were enhanced due to the long quiescent intervals of SW (Kita et al. 2016) and increase of ion and hot electron densities during high volcanic activity.

Respiratory patterns from real patients were acquired, with long quiescent motion periods (type-1) as commonly observed in most of the patients and with long term amplitude variability as it is expected under conditions of difficult breathing (type-2).

Just as the protests have empowered a long-quiescent Arab middle class, so they have released the potential of Islamism, a multi-faceted, broad-spectrum current that runs deep throughout the region, but has for decades been repressed and manipulated by most Arab regimes.

Researchers reported at the meeting that the redistributed stress of March's magnitude-9 Tohoku earthquake activated distant, long-quiescent faults, the first time that has been recorded.

The young organizers, who struck a chord in a society that has long been quiescent on domestic issues, have expressed surprise at the number of Israelis who have joined their struggle.

The earthquake occurred along the Dead Sea Transform (DST) fault system, an active tectonic plate boundary with seismicity that is characterized by long-running quiescent periods with occasional large and damaging earthquakes, along with intermittent earthquake swarms.

Based on other studies many of the transferred T cells would have re-expressed the CD45RBhigh molecule associated with a long-lived quiescent state [18], [37] [39].