Príklady disuse

• These results support the notion that competitive mechanisms rather than sensory disuse are responsible for gross morphological remodeling of geniculocortical arbors.

• Every use of a structure has a positive impact on its degree of entrenchment, whereas extended periods of disuse have a negative impact.

• The key to the cabinet was rusty from many years of disuse.

• In the other villages, for various reasons, there are tanks, but they have fallen into disuse.

• When the monarchy was no longer in existence and this central authority had vanished, the law ceased to be relevant and so fell into disuse.

• The key to the cabinets was rusty from many years of disuse.

• Sometimes, we know they had fallen into disuse.

• Words fall into disuse for many reasons, but they rarely disappear altogether, even if their survival is only on paper.

• Effects of sensory disuse on geniculate afferents to cat visual cortex.

• The low rent (icare-i mu'eccele) was normally granted to those who promised to repair a property that had fallen into disuse.

• It becomes inaccessible with disuse, but is retrievable with the right cues.

• Approximately half of the flats there had fallen into disuse by the mid 1980s.

• Today this practice of singing has fallen into disuse, and the singers of the greater choir sing all the psalms and whatever remains.

• These studies examined forced exercise before the onset of initial training20 and disuse associated with stalling21.

• Active use or disuse of an organ or function, such as the blacksmith's forearm, or the mole's eyes, might also be a source of variation.