Sentence examples for switched life from inspiring English sources

Genotypes with a switched life history strategy (from overwintering to rapid cycling) can set seeds rapidly before winter and germinate again in spring, which would enable them to reproduce multiple times per year, a clear fitness advantage in many conditions.

In general, low actuation MEMS switches suffer from a range of problem including stiction, dielectric charging, hot switching life time and low power handling.

In the proposed application in this work, a minute amount of power passes through the MEMS switch and thus the power handling and hot switching life time are not important issues.

In brief, we explore the idea that animals (including humans) respond to perceived threats to their energetic security by switching life strategies to build and preserve energy stores to the extent that they can so as to buffer against true food scarcity that may occur later, and to extend life span, so as to breed more slowly or in better times.

By the time he had enrolled in Queens College, he had switched his life's dreams to becoming an entrepreneur.

Influenced by the New York scene, the German began his graffito career at the tender age of 12 back in 1990, then switched to life as a freelance graphic artist in 1997.

The accessions that switched their life history strategy contribute to the increased frequency of rapid cycling plants under warmer climates.

In particular, details are given about the design criteria to guarantee the requested switch life and about the control system architecture, aimed at simplifying the interface with the rest of the plant.

The ability of the Sir2-3 line to induce dSir2 expression in the uninduced condition of the Tubulin-Gene Switch life span led us to examine whether the additional copy of dSir2 from the UAS-dSir2 transgene may under certain circumstances express dSir2 in the absence of Gal4.

"If I could switch my life with Deanna's, I would in a heartbeat," Mr. Klecker said.

It was the first time in Britain that someone considered to be in control of her full mental faculties had asked doctors to switch off life support.