The phrase "reset as" can be used in written English, but it is more commonly used in technical or instructional contexts rather than in everyday conversation.
It usually means to restore something to its original state or configuration. Example: After troubleshooting the issue, the technician reset the computer's settings as they were before the problem occurred.
His bones don't reset as well as they used to and, like most of the old-time boys of Alby (with the exception of Terlick), he prefers to watch from the safety of the grassy knoll.
This means that the system should be reset as late as possible in a stationary period.
The base Altigen product has 12 ports–usually this will provide four trunks (or incoming/outgoing lines) and 8 stations (or connections to phones on desks) although the configuration can be dynamically reset as needed.
However, to test the effect of disrupting Gαs signaling on CRF-induced CREB phosphorylation, we used long-term CTX treatment, which allows the pCREB signal to reset, as well as prevents Gαs from re-associating with either the Gβγ subunits or the GPCR, precluding agonist-induced reactivation of this signaling pathway.
But reset, as in reset button — that's a nice, comforting physical switch you find on everything around the house from electrical outlets to video-game consoles.
But those loans could become unaffordable once the interest rates reset, as is expected to happen in the coming months for many mortgages that began in 2005.
It resets as the crowd is distracted by a cannon shot.
Resetting as recommended seems to fix it for the moment, and some mention reformatting their SD card to FAT32 solves it.
If you use an alternative web browser such as Opera or Chromium, you'll want to reset it as well.
If you use any alternative browsers such as Opera or Torch, you'll need to reset them as well.
It becomes therefore important to know the time to first spike, which would be a measure of the speed of gamma phase resetting, as well as the time to last spike and the spiking frequency during excitable period.
