Sentence examples for no dormant from inspiring English sources

This is especially true in tropical areas where there is no dormant season.

As far as is known, cycad seeds have no dormant period or after-ripening requirements and in some cases actually begin germinating while still attached to sporophylls.

However, for the Springer Nature Author Affiliate Program we have concluded a special arrangement with our partner CJ, so that no Dormant Account Fees will apply to these accounts.

The aggressive pattern was more frequently detected in LS−/TC+ UGCs, (20/26; 77%), than in LS+UGCs (17/37; 46%; P = 0.0195), whereas no dormant pattern was detected in any of the UGC samples.

But with recent electoral gains and a new hypersensitivity about spending, this surprise attack on the arts signals a new front in the no longer dormant cultural wars.

Now when someone tells me a trend is dead, I think, no, probably just dormant.

They say the problem is no longer a dormant real estate market but not having enough supply to fill the demand.

Despite the importance of the imperial idea at this time, peninsular fractionalist tendencies were by no means dormant.

"Now she really is sick,'' he continued, explaining that Runi's TB was no longer dormant, and that taking drugs when they are not necessary often makes them ineffective when they are.

Although the Oxford philosophers and the posthumous publication of Wittgenstein's writings produced a revolution in Anglo-American philosophy, the branch of analytic philosophy that emphasized formal analyses by means of modern logic was by no means dormant.

"Now she really is sick," he continued, explaining that Runi's TB was no longer dormant, and that taking drugs when they are not necessary often makes them ineffective when they are.