Sentence examples for quiescent mode from inspiring English sources
quiescent mode with bursting viewed in the RE T-channel m/h plane.
Until this study, it was unclear which stress signals regulate the transition of stem cells to and from the quiescent mode, and how that related to tissue regeneration during aging.
In fact, this is a government that came to power looking to avoid starting a challenging structural makeover while the economy, perkier for months until going into its current more quiescent mode, eased toward a recovery.
The turbulence energy in the eddy zone is 35 38 J/kg, which provides a significant (30-fold) increase of the thermal conductivity of the flue gases (1.95 W/m·K at 1000 °C) compared to their conductivity at the quiescent mode (0.0667 W/m·K at 1000 °C).
The authors suggested that biofilms did not directly contribute to development of IPD and may instead confer a quiescent mode of growth during colonization.
For this purpose, cancer cells must have the ability to switch from quiescent mode to proliferation mode, as well as switching between cell proliferation and cell invasion modes.
On the other hand, there is a void of papers in the literature on the effect of the mean flow on the quiescent modes of propagation.
Quiescent H-modes (QH-modes) are a candidate regime for ITER and future reactors because they maintain a stationary pedestal without ELMs via additional edge transport generated by either an edge harmonic oscillation, broadband turbulence, a limit cycle oscillation, or some combination thereof.
Chen noted that adult stem cells are normally in a quiescent, standby mode with little mitochondrial activity.
The power consumption in quiescent sampling mode is less than 50 mW/chip; at a sustained trigger and a readout rate of 50 kHz the chip draws 100 mW.
In the eye, CX3CL1 is constitutively expressed as a transmembrane protein in inner retinal neurons (Silverman et al, 2003; Zieger et al, 2014) and provides a tonic inhibitory signal to CX3CR1 bearing retinal MCs that keeps these cells in a quiescent surveillance mode under physiological conditions (Combadiere et al, 2007; Ransohoff, 2009).
