Sentence examples for communication passive from inspiring English sources

This layer can refer to the mode of communication (passive watching, interactive videotelephony, remote teaching, etc).

From Fig.  2 it can be concluded that passive communication (passive knowledge exchange) to make research results available through written material, databases, and protocols (transfer of research results) receives far more emphasis in The Netherlands than active exchange through interaction efforts between the public, policymakers, intermediaries, and research and training institutes.

Communication with passive tags usually relies on backscatter modulation where the antenna reflection properties are changed according to information data, even though the tag's control logic and memory circuits have still to be energized to have the tag working properly [2].

An important pattern pervading many themes was that patients perceived their own communication as passive.

Wave transforms and signal filtering are used to make the delayed-communication channel passive and passivity/stability conditions are derived based on the end-to-end model of the teleoperation system with and without incorporating force measurement data of the master and the slave manipulators' interactions with the operator and the remote environment in the control configuration.

Perhaps it would be better stated as a "passive/active" method of communication, but passive-aggressive sounds better, so we'll go with that.

It faces the same challenges all radios encounter plus a few specialized problems unusual in wireless communications but well known to practitioners of another passive communication technology, radar.

The constant "passive" communication of status updates and photos is what gives you "Facebook anxiety" because you're viewing a curated version of other people's lives.

Embedded within each sphere is a tiny heart, "to symbolise the frustration that awaits us all in this world of virtual and passive communication".

"One of the beautiful things about Facebook is that it's passive communication, and it gives people freedom to respond — or not — in whichever way they are most comfortable".

Still, passive communication is surprisingly common among managers.