Sentence examples for time to reactivate from inspiring English sources

Be aware that after sleeping, the older body needs more time to "reactivate" its muscles and tendons.

"I tell the Israelis that it's high time to reactivate the peace process and steer it out of the dark tunnel, away from the language of guns.

In September, 4hero's Marc Clair felt it was time to reactivate his piano-driven hardcore alias Manix for the first time in almost 20 years with a new (but decidedly backward-glancing) album, Living In The Past.

Detre had found that the most effective time to reactivate a memory is when you feel that it is half-remembered, half-forgotten – when you feel it's on the "tip of your tongue" but you can't quite reach it.

Always give your mind some time to reactivate, like practice maths or play mind games, try to do something creative everyday.

All latent animals developed reactivated TB following SIV infection, with a variable time to reactivation (up to 11 months post-SIV).

Perhaps it is time to consider reactivating the draft.

Additionally, baseband components, consuming P BB, must stay on when the small cell is in the sleep state since they would require a very long time to be reactivated if turned off.

There would be ways to work around that, he said, but if companies made it time-consuming and expensive to reactivate a stolen cellphone, then people would stop stealing them so much.

Conversely, do not activate the system before you've tested that the drivers and everything work fine because if you have to reinstall too many times it will refuse to reactivate because you've already done so too recently.

During this time, you will be able to reactivate your account without losing any information.