deactivation

I just wanted to be sure that it was not some damage from deactivation,?

It is possible that the front light was moved back prior to deactivation.

It served this role until its deactivation on 30 June 1975.

After deactivation, the land was sold in 1949 for community development."

The deactivation was to last less than a year.

On the other hand, deactivation is the transition in the reverse direction.

Nor was it very difficult to determine the cause of the deactivation."

Deactivation of the entire missile complex ended in April 1994.

One result of this policy was the deactivation of the group on 15 March 1946.

She returned that month to Norfolk and began preparations for deactivation.

"I must have been set back by the deactivation.

When deactivation occurs, the student has an understanding of the material and is able to retain information.

Deactivation puts your account on ice, making it invisible to the outside world.

Many of these people had not seen each other since the deactivation of the unit in 1965.

That means of its deactivation must be accomplished before Stafford uses it.

The information she possesses can be put into freeze during deactivation but the free associations never.

Following its deactivation in 1960, the original structures at the complex were dismantled.

With the computer's deactivation, there seemed no need to return to that once-hallowed chamber.

He remembers that his brother, Lore, had spoken of love just before deactivation.

"I believe our first attempt at satellite deactivation has been successful," Spock said.

The deactivation occurred approximately three hours before the bomb was due to explode.

Thus, Berkeley was tapped for deactivation and eventual foreign transfer.

Learn about the technology of landmines and their deactivation.

To them, such deactivation appeared to be normal, and they roused spontaneously.

"You need a special chip card even to begin the deactivation process on Jason's office door.