Sentence examples for use of calm from inspiring English sources

Determining whether this peculiarity is related to the marine habits of A. granulatus versus other ecological specificities (e.g., use of calm, anoxic water bodies [16]) will require further investigations (see below).

For those with cognitive decline, Morris and Lundell (2003) identify four principles to guide the use of calm technology solutions including assessing while helping, adapting assistance to variability in cognitive abilities, catalyzing instead of replacing social interactions, and leveraging familiar interfaces.

At Providence College the slender left-handed Wilkens made good use of his calm, patient nature to become adept at both dishing out assists and playing heady defense.

To study the function of CALM and the CALM/AF10 protein, we searched for protein interaction partners of CALM using a yeast two-hybrid (Y2H) approach.

After years of saber-rattling in Beijing and Taipei's drive for independence, President Ma Ying-jeou's May 2008 declaration of "no unification, no independence, and no use of force" calmed all sides.

The Feliway diffuser you use to calm the behavior of the cat in heat will also make your other cats feel better.

She knows her product intimately — she often says she designs clothes that she herself fantasizes about wearing — and they reflect her tastes: nothing busy, very few prints, color used sparingly, lots of calm clean grays, creams, navys, blacks.

Mr. Sara's use of the word "calm" ("regiah" in Hebrew) was telling.

Nowadays, although Meyer herself claims a key theme is learning to love the bodies we are in, some have viewed The Host as echoing contemporary concerns about the over use of drugs that may calm us down or cheer us up, but subdue our personalities as well as our anxieties.

Subsequently, we monitored the binding of CALM, using one minute injections at 50 μl/min and concentrations between 10 nM and 50 μM.

Foreign Minister Guillermo Fernandez also called for a respite from squabbling, saying: "The language we should use at this moment is of calm, not confrontation.