Sentence examples for silent activity from inspiring English sources
Reviewing dance is a mostly silent activity, but here I get to banter with the bookies, embrace fellow winners and chat with a jockey.
Moment of Silence Without comment, the court refused to hear a challenge to a recent Virginia law that requires a "minute of silence" in the state's public schools for students to "meditate, pray or engage in other silent activity".
To investigate the differences between the realisation of Information structure in written and spoken modes of English, this section will first examine key aspects of the historical development of the written form and then examine how this has changed the neurophysiological processes involved in reading, resulting in the modern practice of reading as an individual, silent activity.
It appears that maintenance of active foci of CCHFV in the field is dependent on Hyalomma spp., even within periods of silent activity.
Likewise, Sharma described autopsy cases in 1998, detecting TA in four patients and emphasizing that there was silent activity of the disease [ 38].
Two days after transfection, shEGFP417 exhibited an ~84%% knockdown efficiency compared to shCon, while shEGFP450 showed a weak silent activity (Fig. 1a).
The 2003 law requires children to "reflect, pray, meditate or engage in any other silent activities" for one minute at the beginning of each school day.
The law allows children to "reflect, pray, meditate or engage in any other silent activities" for one minute after the American and Texas pledges at the beginning of each school day.
In the presence of oncogenic RAS, however, the silent-activity mutants could induce MEK and ERK phosphorylation via activation of CRAF (Fig. 1) [ 22].
Kinase-impaired mutants were further grouped into reduced-activity mutants, which could still induce MEK and ERK phosphorylation via activation of CRAF in cell culture system (Fig. 1), and silent-activity (or dead) mutant which could not [ 13, 16, 21].
Still, the consumption of literature is often a silent, contemplative activity, so support for the program can be difficult to gauge.
