The phrase "a passive one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is characterized by passivity or a lack of active engagement.
Example: "In this discussion, we will explore the implications of a passive one in the context of social interactions."
Alternatives: "a non-active one" or "a subdued one".
The proposed active detector is compared with a passive one based on open-loop feedback strategy and the performance is illustrated in an example by simulation and Monte Carlo analysis.
Laurie Doherty, a Wimbledon champion in the early years of the 20th century, started to develop a backhand drive but really the stroke was seen as a passive one, the emphasis being on making sure it was reliable rather than penetrative.
These findings suggest that although this intervention was a passive one, the CDSS's presence may have had significant effect on physician practice behavior.
Its role in British colonisation was not a passive one.
Subbing may be a sedentary occupation but it is not a passive one.
His lawyer told reporters that his investment would be a "passive" one.
An immitance-based method is presented to model measured orcomputed data, obtained from a "passive one-port physical device" by means of its Darlington equivalent.
These days, it feels like the worlds of film, gaming and interactive art are collapsing in on one another video games are starting to become nearly indistinguishable from CGI-enhanced movies, and films and art installations are increasingly inviting viewers to play and interact, no longer content with a passive one-size-fits-all experience.
TPC is print-based and essentially a passive, one-way form of communication.
16 28 These educations were rightly expected for better quality medical care to be delivered by the FMSs and PHCPs, and a more active information transfer methods were preferred than a passive ones.
This is one area where the 685s benefit a lot from a subwoofer — even a simple passive one, though a powered sub may fit bass-head tastes even better.
