If you don't know what rose variety you have, look for these signs that may indicate when to prune your rosebush: If the rosebush produces new growth in the spring, and the blooms come from this new growth, that means the rosebush should be pruned while it's dormant, right when the buds have begun to swell.
The club, the brand, lay dormant until several years ago when it was bought from its custodian, G. Peppe Pinton, and underwent a splashy, but ultimately unfulfilling relaunch by the British businessman Paul Kemsley.
His prison diary is, above all, a testament to the irrepressibility of his charisma — his is a force that can never go dormant, even when it's not plainly on display.
The Crosley name lay dormant until 1976, when it was bought by a company called Brown-Rogers-Dixson.
As the bells strike: After its closure in the 60s, the Westergasfabriek lay dormant until 2003, when it was restored as a cultural hub of galleries and restaurants, with a 3,500-capacity 3,500-capacityace in the old cylindrical gasometer.
In an unusual test of the toxicity of particles filtered from the same spots at different times, agency scientists found that substances collected near a Utah steel mill when it was running were more harmful to the lungs of volunteers than material captured when the plant was dormant.
While you may infect them when the virus is dormant, it's much more likely to happen if you have an active infection.
This is especially relevant because transfection with TG2 sensitizes cells to apoptosis when its transamidating activity is switched on, while it is protective when transamidating activity is dormant, as in our mutant TG2 (Tucholski and Johnson 2002; Fesus and Szondy 2005).
At the reference condition when creep is dormant, s = c(T, f) = b(T, f) = 1, the Coffin Manson equation is recovered.
