disuse

He talked to no one, probably not even to her, for his voice had grown harsh and rusty, as if from disuse.

This set me in a muse, whether his timidity arose from too long a disuse of any human company.

While important, they seem to become stale quickly, fall into disrepair or disuse, and are discarded.

After all the years of disuse (several bridges were blown up), the train link between Sarajevo and Belgrade reopened late last year.

The Silk Road and the Maritime Silk Route, which had linked China to the world, lapsed into disuse.

Hotel of one star class is faced with " the market falls into disuse, want possibly a few years to disappear from the scene too. "

In this giant integrated process, the enterprise of nine times out of ten will still face the destiny that fall into disuse .

Just as iron rusts from disuse, even so does inaction spoil the intellect.

The author thinks, end fall into disuse in fairness on this one link appear easily problem: It is the fairness that working target assesses.

The minister's response was: "Disuse is sometimes more efficient than (state) intervention in adapting the law to changing morays. "

Only the most personal property is considered private; any equipment reverts through disuse to those who have need for it.

The minister's response was: "Disuse is sometimes more efficient than (state) intervention in adapting the law to changing mores. "

As a result of inactivity and disuse, people's bodies can easily become weak and vulnerable to disease.

Winging scapula due to disuse atrophy of the traumatic trapezius muscle is rare, but the prognosis is good.

Disuse sour, soda stabilize barrel of PH, Disuse calcium barrel too, only one to raise the liquid barrel inorganic fertilizer.

The termination of a right or privilege through disuse, neglect, or death.

She had only rudimentary cosmetics, dry and cracking with disuse .

Electron Electrical Equipment Disuse Rule of Law Put in Practice in The U. K.

Someone feel that newspapers are bound to fall into disuse.

Commemorative stamps bearing their images fell into disuse as runaway inflation ravaged the seven-kopeck face value.

The rapid transit system designed to link the center with outlying areas withered away from disuse.

Objective: To investigate the clinical features of the disuse strabismus.

Eventually, the road fell in disuse as major railway was completed. Finally, people simply forgot about it.

It is a study of the reverse process of language acquisition, or the language decrease resulted from a period of language disuse.

These spaces, formerly eminently political, fell in disuse at the commercial era of today.

Therefore, English became the language of the poor and more and more simplified as a result of disuse.

As we became accustomed to relying on the printed page, the work of remembering gradually fell into disuse.

A state of disuse or inactivity.

Any company that permits development artifacts to fall into disuse is simply wasting money.

Many of these local mills remain in name alone, having fallen into disuse.

"Love? " whispered Cinnamon, in a voice wild and dark from disuse.

This cockeyed term, penis cerebri, proved too embarrassing for future scholars and quickly shrank into disuse.

The production who cannot stand the trial of time will fall into disuse sooner or later .

However, they fell into disuse in the late Qing and Republican period and are now in ruins.

Methods: The clinical data of 118 patients with disuse esotropia and 175 with disuse exotropia were reviewed and analysed retrospectively.

It is the end of a long work day, and her body is stiff with disuse.

Gradually, this kind of currency fell into disuse .

Traditional customs are falling into disuse.

Cannot too modern, fall into disuse easily otherwise.

Disuse lubricant device: reduce pollution, shorten maintenance time and prolong life-span in chain and track.

And if your inner child is comatose from disuse, midlife is a good time to revive him or her.

That LAW on the right of inheritance has fallen into disuse.

This irrigation canal has fallen into disuse.

The route was once much travelled but has fallen into disuse.

The old customs have fallen away into disuse.

a decrease in size of an organ caused by disease or disuse.

Such laws are mostly in disuse elsewhere, but Thailand's was harshened in the 1970s.

Some words have fallen into disuse now.

Because of lack of sensitivity, the apparatus has already fallen into disuse.

The machine has become rusty from disuse .

For a long time in that vast region, this law was in abeyance. D. in disuse.

This rule has sink into disuse.

The spoon has been rusty from disuse.

Brains fall off by disuse.

Words fall off by disuse.

Some, such as the one you are reading now, have remained inuse, but most have fallen into disuse.

intraoperative temperature maintenance, transfusion control and disuse of abdominal drainage;

Study of Processing Paper Mill Disuse Materiel- Wheat Straw with Zymogen Dosage

'Financial engineering' is a phrase that's come into disuse in the United States or disfavor;

Biological effects of electrical stimulation on muscle strength and electromyogram in rats with muscle disuse atrophy

Research advance on treating disuse muscle atrophy with traditional Chinese medicines

Effect of calcium supplement on superoxide dismutase and malonaldehyde of disuse osteoporosis in young rats

Brought through Fallen Electric Spark Calculagraph into Disuse

Limb-tail fixation used to make the rat model of disuse osteoporosis

Advanced study of disuse muscle atrophy

Clinical analysis of disuse strabismus

Effect of Intrinsic IGF-I on Rat's Muscular Disuse Atrophy and Exercise Recovery

Effects of Disuse on Trabecular Bone Structure

Advanced study on the therapy of disuse muscle atrophy

Effects of Different Calcium on Several Parameters of Disuse Os teoporosis in Rats

Words that have fallen into disuse

Eclipse: a fall into obscurity or disuse; a decline

Effect of exercise on disuse atrophy of skeletal muscle and the level of serum androgen in rats

A fall into obscurity or disuse; a decline

If we spend our energy to study English , the major will fall into disuse.