The phrase "a passive scene" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or setting that lacks action or dynamic elements, often in a narrative or artistic context.
Example: "The painting depicted a passive scene, with still waters and a quiet landscape that evoked a sense of tranquility."
Alternatives: "a tranquil setting" or "a subdued atmosphere."
While traditional 2D video offers the viewer only a passive view of the scene, a more realistic experience can be obtained through applications such as 3D video or free viewpoint selection.
Even if scene perception does involve the creation of a hippocampus-dependent model of the scene, it is uncertain whether passive scene viewing would tax the hippocampus to as great an extent as constructing scenes in the imagination.
We did this by re-analyzing our key fMRI analyses with only the 21 subjects reporting passive scene viewing and we found no differences in the results (Supplementary Text 2).
The tight closeups and hectic handheld camerawork powerfully evoke the women's outer constraints and inner chaos, and Gerwig does a passive-aggressive scene that deserves inclusion in movie anthologies and psychology textbooks.
Astronomy is, essentially, a passive science.
Because reading might be deemed a passive hobby, the opening scene has her walking and reading at once--which Woolverton herself used to do as a child.
In other words, by reacting to Microsoft instead of "acting on environment," Yahoo becomes protective of its brand, hence a passive player in the scene.
I suppose now that this scene was like a passive devotion performed by the young disciple of an inanimate god that he would worship forever.
The interplanetary space is not a passive medium, which merely constitutes a scene for the propagation of previously accelerated energetic particles, but influences the distribution of particles by changing their energies as well due to interactions with magnetic field inhomogeneities.
