Sentence examples for spontaneously failed from inspiring English sources

The reason it would be false is that a world in which the mechanisms of nuclear warfare spontaneously failed but then life went on as usual, would be more similar, all things considered, to actuality than a world in which the future consisted entirely of a post-nuclear apocalypse.

A revolution in economic thinking, led by John Maynard Keynes, enabled us to think of the economy as something that can spontaneously fail, that the government can stimulate to get going again and make everyone better off.

Lewis argues that by this measure, worlds in which the mechanisms of nuclear warfare spontaneously fail will be less similar to the actual world than the post-nuclear apocalypse.

The Colorado Gynecological-Obstetrical saidethatanywhere anywhere from 30percentto70percentcent of fertilized eggs "spontaneously" fail to implant.

When the X chromosomes are capable of recombination, only the 5 10% of chromosomes that spontaneously fail to recombine should undergo secondary NDJ.

And even bone, which normally regenerates spontaneously, can fail to mend.

In Saccharomyces cerevisiae, extrachromosomal rDNA circles (ERCs) form spontaneously but fail to accumulate in the population, owing to their highly asymmetric segregation upon cell division (Sinclair and Guarente, 1997).

However, the present contribution focuses on a very uncommon case in which two out of three glass layers of a thermally toughened laminated slab of a passable floor element failed spontaneously.

While some of these clusters contained at least one spontaneously active cell, they failed to elicit spontaneous network bursts.

If the tissue failed to spontaneously contract after 60 min, but was responsive to high-K+, it was classified as quiescent (about 30% of strips).

This is based on the finding that at 5 years of age shoulder outcomes were poor in those children that failed to spontaneously develop elbow flexion by 3 months of age.