The phrase "active shaking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of vigorous or dynamic movement, often in contexts related to physical actions or reactions.
Example: "The earthquake caused active shaking of the buildings, leading to widespread panic among the residents."
Alternatives: "vigorous shaking" or "intense shaking".
The key feature of this paper is combination of a feedforward force controller including modified force inverse model compensator (MFIMC) and velocity feedforward compensator (VFFC) with an internal model control (IMC) to compensate the surplus force disturbance caused by active motion of shaking table and to obtain high fidelity force loading tracking performance.
Add a few spoonfuls of Epsom salt and active dry yeast, shaking the bottle vigorously to combine all the ingredients.
The aim of this study was to investigate the use of percussion, vibration, shaking and active cycle breathing techniques (ACBT) by physiotherapists working in respiratory care and treating patients admitted with AECOPD.
How is the brand shaking up the active wear industry?
While Muscle Milk asserts its right to call itself milk, it has blocked others from doing so, opposing trademark applications for products including Mega Milk, Active Milk Shake Plus and Monster Milk.
Co-founder Aram Airapetyan tells us Prisma's audience has been "very stable for the last six months" — shaking out to "around 10 million monthly active users".
Oocytes were released by shaking the ovaries, and were fertilized with active diluted sperm from several males.
"You'll see him at the big fundraisers, but he's not active at the grassroots level; he's more moving and shaking from the top down".
They are presumed to have been active since an earthquake shook the region in 2002.
Any fault that has shown shaking in the last 11,000 years is defined by California as active.
