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'''Proinean''' [[headmates]] are ones that are [[dormant]] and have been for a while. It is not certain whether or not a proinmate will return to the system or when. | '''Proinean''' [[headmates]] are ones that are [[dormant]] and have been for a while. It is not certain whether or not a proinmate will return to the system or when. | ||
A group of headmates or [[subsystem]] may also be proinean, especially if their [[dormancy]] is linked and the whole group will collectively come out of dormancy at some point. | A group of headmates or [[subsystem]] may also be proinean, especially if their [[dormancy]] is linked and the whole group will collectively come out of dormancy at some point. | ||
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| proinean ( n., adj.) | |
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| Synonyms | proinmate |
| Applies to | headmates, system functions |
| Coiner | Flexacone |
Proinean headmates are ones that are dormant and have been for a while. It is not certain whether or not a proinmate will return to the system or when. A group of headmates or subsystem may also be proinean, especially if their dormancy is linked and the whole group will collectively come out of dormancy at some point.
