"active cleaning" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to vigorous or thorough cleaning performed by a person or machine. For example, "The factory floors require active cleaning before production can start."
The most popular search terms are "lemon and water" and "lemon in water". Common uses include using it as a garnish, in cooking, as a naturally active cleaning agent and in health and beauty regimes.
The most active cleaning module is selected in the winner-take-all layer while the others are suppressed.
Thus the output is an array with rows corresponding to ma i (active cleaning module) and columns corresponding to iteration i ('time'time
Loading of dissolved and particulate copper due to active cleaning of the biofouling was quantified on day 60 with the in-water hull cleaning sampling method (Chadwick et al. 2008).
The field site was an active dry cleaning facility on the grounds of Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune in Jacksonville, NC.
On the other side, the photo-active self-cleaning titania obtained by an ad hoc procedure (developed to preserve the polymeric support features) maintains the material clean upon light exposure.
The bishop then vowed to play an active role in cleaning up the diocese in the face of the scandal.
But such active approaches to cleaning up space junk aren't likely to be practical over the long term, given the huge number of objects in orbit.
As a consequence, investors hoping for the government to take an active role in cleaning up the banking sector, including possibly nationalizing the weakest lenders, are likely to be disappointed, analysts said.
Given the scale and seriousness of the problem facing Wikipedia, you might expect the Wikimedia Foundation to be taking an active role in cleaning up the mess, but when I contacted Matthew Roth, their Global Communications Office, his response was oddly non-committal.
For example, 1,2-benzisothiazoline-3-one is classed as an inert ingredient in the pesticide Polysect in particular and as an active ingredient in cleaning products [ 37].
