dormant造句

plants which are dormant

This dormant volcano suddenly fired up.

Many living things are dormant in winter.

Volcano a dormant volcano may explode at any time.

The professor would try to awake their dormant and sluggish faculties.

Once in the brain, the parasite surrounds itself with a cyst, then seems to go dormant.

Many plants lie dormant throughout the winter, ie alive but not growing.

They lack a dormant form and their genomes are much smaller than those of viruses.

Truth be told, the herpes virus lives on inside the person's body, lying in a dormant state among its neurons.

Prune in the dormant season --- pruning in late spring could create an entry point for dogwood borers.

Project Mayhem will force humanity to go dormant or into remission long enough for the Earth to recover.

Most scientists think that phytoplankton are dormant in the winter and flourish in the spring because an increase of sunlight, warmer temperatures, and abundant nutrients.

It causes a yearly spurt of activity, increased plane traffic and excitement to areas otherwise quiet and dormant during the long Alaskan winter.

By and large, turning your stagnant cubicle space into a flourishing environment can help increase your concentration, influence business dealings and awaken dormant vibrant energy.

Automatic logoff is protection of dormant sessions to a given system (generally remote, but not necessarily) from malevolent usage to help mitigate the risk of malicious attack.

The Katyn affair remained dormant throughout much of the postwar period, although never far below the surface in the “friendly” People’s Republic of Poland and in the Polish Diaspora.

So when a quasar goes dormant, what's left are the things we associate with a normal galaxy — stars and gas swirling around a central and hidden pit of matter.