Quiescence in a sentence as a noun

And this includes lots of important concepts like quiescence search etc.

The article doesn’t make much sense to me because it doesn’t define criticality, quiescence or chaos.

Most of their sessions comprise spans of quiescence and bliss with occasional thoughts emerging here and there, on and off.

I appreciate the discussion.> most of the time, the engine is in the quiescence searchThat seems to be the best case for GPUs.

You're thinking it has nice layers of nodes, but really, most of the time, the engine is in the quiescence search, searching sequences of captures.

Even a crappy non-optimized bot I wrote can get 12 levels of the tree plus quiescence essentially instantly.

This view that the high dopamine state is associated with quiescence and satiety are in direct contradiction with observations.

Similarly, the female patient reported quiescence of cluster attacks for greater than one month and "significant" improvement in migraine in the following weeks from last dose of BOL-148.

PM Erdogan was caught red-handed taking bribes and it seems the Turkish MSM is already intimidated into quiescence and now they try to block whole sections of the internet to hide the truth.

> Well, yeah, you logged into a interactive user session in a desktop user-oriented operating system!While it certainly is preferable to use a headless session even a desktop session should quiescence by default, otherwise the operating system would be wasting gigawatts across its install base.

Quiescence definitions

noun

a state of quiet (but possibly temporary) inaction; "the volcano erupted after centuries of dormancy"

See also: dormancy quiescency

noun

quiet and inactive restfulness

See also: quiescency dormancy sleeping