Sentence examples for active acting from inspiring English sources
"It is a ratcheting up of a trend, where the U.S. government has been increasingly active, acting on behalf of foreign governments in this field," said Jonathan Bloom, a lawyer in the firm of Weil, Gotshal & Manges, which represents the four dealers' groups.
Bridget Davies, eBay's VP of advertising, confirmed to TechCrunch that as part of the closure, listings that had been run on Shopping.com — which was still active, acting as a "publisher" on the Commerce Network — will also no longer appear.
Nanosized silver particles provide larger surface area and can be easily dispersed in food and are readily ionized and chemically active, acting as a potent antibacterial agent.
The latter is the active species, acting as a potent nucleophile.
These 1/2Fc fragments were shown to be biological active by acting as priming agents for polymorphonuclear leucocytes, suggesting a new mechanism of immune evasion employed by S. pyogenes.
Polypyrrole, with surface potentials closer to biological systems, becomes an optimal surface, but only when electrodeposited on PEDOT and with some biologically active aminoacids acting as counterions.
The solution consisted in a PET punnet providing protection against physical damage and a lid ensuring both gas transfer for optimal atmosphere and release of an active agent acting against mold growth.
Is your normally active child acting more jittery than usual ?
Microtubule disruption brings the intracellular medium closer to thermal equilibrium: active forces acting on the endosomes depend on microtubule-associated motors.
Although the alcohols have a denaturing effect on the viral proteins [4], at the concentrations used here it is most likely that the detergents are the active ingredients, acting to disrupt the viral envelope.
In contrast to passive physical models of 'lossy integration' (e.g. a charged capacitor resistor circuit [29]), in a realistic neural implementation the 'loss' is an active process, acting as a clearance of previously allocated neural assemblies for re-use in newly arising time representation requests.
