Sentence examples for reactivated after from inspiring English sources

An Occucopter!' " The drone was out of commission for last week's May Day actions, when O.W.S. reactivated after a long hibernation.

The city survived German occupation during World War II with relatively little damage, and its textile mills and other plants were reactivated after 1945.

Herpes simplex virus (HSV -1/2 can still be reactivated after allogeneic HSV -1/2oieticantem cell transtilltation (allo-HSCT) even when the prophylactic acyclovir is used.

Many were reactivated after the Facebook apology, but accounts continue to be suspended or deactivated, including some belonging to New York City-based drag queens like Fussy Lo Mein, whose account was suspended then reactivated this week.

A dormant investigation into the killings was ordered reactivated after a former Governor of Antique and leading member of the opposition, Evelio Javier, was slain by masked gunmen in the streets of San Jose last week.

The model was used to reproduce published data from two laboratory experiments in which microorganisms were subjected to intermittent substrate supply or reactivated after a prolonged period of starvation.

To understand the effect of substrate volume on rates of reactivation, the capacity of aBuChE to bind and spontaneously reactivate after inhibition with five V-agent analogues was examined.

Mindy Lissner of CB Richard Ellis said her company is marketing seven sites with rail spurs that are either active or fairly easy to reactivate after a period of nonuse.

They discovered that crucial immune genes are suppressed while the larva lives within the ladybug, but then reactivate after the larva emerges.

But once the bacterium has changed into its latent form it is effectively immune to the vaccine, and can bide its time, reactivating after the vaccine has ceased to have a preventative effect.

For example, the frequency of infections by VZV, the virus responsible for Varicella and Zoster (when the virus naturally reactivates after a latency period), is inversely correlated with the occurrence of Zoster in elderly people [1].