The phrase "active discussed" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two words that do not fit together grammatically. An example of a correct usage could be: "The topic was actively discussed during the meeting."
Alternatives: "actively debated" or "vigorously discussed".
Examples of active devices discussed in the report include audible/visual devices, such as low-rise flashing pedestrian signals and multi-use path flashing light signals; short gate arms; and second train coming electronic warning signs.
Recall that we have defined a slow phase plane structure in which activation occurs by gaining access to the curve of jump up knees with ER active (as discussed in the previous subsection).
It is important to note that the event messages are exchanged only when the channel utilization exceeds the threshold and hence, IAC/O has less overhead compared to the active techniques discussed in [12].
Production at the plant is down to 1500 but spirits soaring as these active members discussed their own version of the political revolution from state legislative races to the White House.
We divided melanosome trajectories in segments of 200 data points and only analyzed those presenting confined motion since other segments are probably influenced by the active processes discussed before.
Interestingly, most of the known swapped dimers sit in an inactive conformation (using all structural hallmarks for an active kinase discussed in Figure 2).
Hence, the observed increase of RP105− B cells is consistent with the expansion of ASC in SLE patients with active disease (discussed in the next section).
This feedback can be obtained by formative assessment using any of the active-learning activities already discussed: comments on index cards, clicker questions, and so on.
The games festival will also include "X Post Conversations" pairing up creators from inside and outside the game world, "Retro Active" events discussing games from 2016 and even a virtual reality-focused discussion commemorating the 25th anniversary of The Lawnmower Man.
The New York Times Book Review derives much of its prestige through the contributions of active writers discussing the work of their contemporaries.
