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Discover LudwigThe phrase "active events" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to events that are currently happening or are in progress, often in contexts like project management, programming, or event planning.
Example: "The dashboard displays all active events that are currently taking place in the system."
Alternatives: "ongoing events" or "current events".
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I also enjoy other physical activities including running and cycling, and participate in many of the active events that we put on in the Crystal City, including Bike to Work Week and 5K Fridays.
Since the main objective of network monitoring is to discover and understand the active events that happen frequently and may influence or even ruin the total network.
The medical safety science perspective does not ignore the importance of patient outcome, but focuses on causes including the active events and latent factors that contribute to the error.
Next, we removed active events (e.g. solar energetic particles), leaving five epochs in March, May, August, September, and October of 1998.
Pricing for Constant Contact's Event Marketing service will be based exclusively on the number of active events – not on the number of registrants – nor are there any additional charges based on revenue collected for events.
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.
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The head turns, the eyes continue the motion, sliding round to meet you, making an active event out of Bellini's passive gaze.
Active (Event-Condition-Action, ECA) rules are used in the form of XML to implement reactive behavior in e-services.
Complexity will be defined mathematically as a function of the number of entities, inter-entity relationships and active event sequences in the graphical architecture.
I do not exert a special kind of causality in bringing it about; instead, it is an intrinsically active event, intrinsically something I do.
The precipitating event in this model is usually an active event -- called an unsafe act -- which is the direct cause of the accident, such as a judgment error by a poorly trained airplane pilot.
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