Sentence examples for would have been active from inspiring English sources

Former Gov. of Kashmir Rao? Former heads of RAW or IB who would have been active at that time?

Roald Z. Sagdeev, a former director of the Soviet Institute for Space Research who is now a professor at the University of Maryland, said that even if the United States had launched a satellite before the Soviets, there still would have been active competition in space because both powers had rockets and visionary people to make it possible.

Those who currently cycle for transport, in Denmark as well as in Norway, may constitute the most physically active segment of the population; it is possible that most of them would have been active even if not cycling.

This vegetation cover would reduce the flow velocity and induce the deposition of the colluvium and valley fills, whereas erosion on headslopes would have been active enough to supply the sediments that were deposited downslope or on the valley bottoms.

These models show that a thermally driven dynamo would have been active since core formation and may have lasted a maximum of 500 Myr, until 4 Ga b.p., if the core was superheated by a few hundred degrees with respect to the mantle.

Two years later they used their global model to estimate the number of subduction zones that would have been active over the past 250 million years, along with the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) that subduction-related volcanoes would have emitted.

During gesture interpretation, TPJ activity could reflect the fact that information from the pMNS could feed into pToM components (the TPJ) [9], [10], [11], but it is unclear why the mPFC would not have been active if activity truly reflects mentalizing.

If the Yankees put David Dellucci on the postseason roster, 10 of their 25 players would not have been active with them when they last lambasted the Twins.

This ratio of additional foci to replication activity is consistent with the injected Cdc45 activating 3-fold the number of preRCs, and thus producing 6-fold the number of forks, that would otherwise have been active.

He noted that the expected rodent die-offs with bubonic plague were not associated with human epidemics and that rodent fleas would not have been active during winter to transmit plague.

Although the energy content of the "snack" used in the study by Chen et al. (1) was not specified, given that it comprised 30 g soya beans and 75 g yoghurt, we assume that emptying would not have been complete at the time of ingestion of breakfast and, accordingly, phenomena that result from nutrient-gut interactions, including peptide secretion, would still have been active.