Definitions for Activating
ac·ti·vat·ing

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1. energizing, activating, activationadjective

   the activity of causing to have energy and be active

2. activating(a), actuating(a)adjective

   causing motion or action or change

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1. activating

   Activating generally refers to the process of making something active, operational or effective. It can involve initiating a process, turning on a device, or triggering a response in a biological system. The specific meaning may vary depending on the context in which it is used.

2. activating

   Activating generally refers to the process of making something active, operational or functional. This can involve starting or initiating any system, device, program, plan, or function. It can also refer to stimulating or triggering a response in certain physiological or psychological phenomena. The specific meaning often varies based on the context in which it is used.

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1. cavitating

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of Activating in Chaldean Numerology is: 2

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of Activating in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7

Examples of Activating in a Sentence

1. Sekyu Choi:

   We first asked whether the stress hormone was regulating the stem cells directly and checked by taking out the receptor for corticosterone, but this turned out to be wrong. Instead, we found that the stress hormone actually acts on a cluster of dermal cells underneath the hair follicle, known as the dermal papilla, dermal papilla is known to be critical for activating hair follicle stem cells, but none of the previously identified factors secreted from dermal papilla changed when stress hormone levels were altered. Rather, the stress hormone prevented dermal papilla cells from secreting Gas6, a molecule that the researchers showed can activate the hair follicle stem cells.

2. Jamie Raskin:

   Today we’re looking at Section 4, which we are asking the Vice President to invoke by activating and mobilizing the Cabinet to declare what is patently obvious to a horrified and anxious nation : the President is not even minimally discharging the basic duties of his office, i do n’t think there is a reasonable person in the country with his or her eyes open who does n’t understand that the President was hell-bent on trying to challenge, undermine, and overturn the result of the election in all of the events leading up to January 6th, and on January 6th.

3. Leah Brogan:

   We know that exposure through the media – which can happen across many different outlets, with the swipe of a finger or a ding on your phone – to some type of traumatic event can result in someone experiencing an acute stress reaction and can trigger underlying post-traumatic stress they may have from something else, so certainly, that constant exposure can be escalating and activating people even when they don’t experience something directly.

4. Raymund Razonable:

   My leadership saw it the way I see it, and made it possible, activating electronic health systems, activating the nursing pool, and pharmacy group to help make it a successful program, and it's worked from that day to this day, as long as you get the buy-in from leadership, it gets done.

5. Kathleen Cullen:

   There's a really profound fundamental thing that happens in the brain of people like dancers or skaters over lots and lots of practice. And that's basically a change in the way the brain is processing information, when you spin around, you're activating the semicircular canals, rotation sensors. They're filled with fluid and they're sensing your rotation. But when you stop, the fluid has inertia and it tends to continue to move. They actually get a false sensation of movement.

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References

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