Sentence examples for constitutes passive from inspiring English sources
Is this just semantics over what constitutes passive and active storing of information or a nuanced misunderstanding of how the privacy sausage is made?
Although you claim to never have supported divestment from Israel, it is fair to say that there is a case to be made that by allowing your name to be associated with an organization that is actively involved in such activities without publicly repudiating them, constitutes passive if not active support.
But the key constitutes a passive antitheft system, meaning that it engages without the driver having to touch a switch.
To love evil is itself evil and constitutes a passive form of complicity.
The mirrored nature of the ipsilateral representation and its disappearance during bimanual movements suggest that it does not play an active role in the control of movement, but rather constitutes a passive overflow of activity that ultimately needs to be suppressed to avoid mirror movements.
Furthermore, SMA dampers constitute a passive, unsupervised damping solution appropriate for family houses.
One of the characteristic features of the respiratory system is that the chest wall and the lung, which constitute the passive structures, cannot be dissociated anatomically from the active structure constituted by the respiratory muscles.
The suggestion of separate channels was based on electron micrographs from detergent-extracted negatively stained NPCs that showed not only a central channel wide enough for transporting ribosomes, but also eight peripheral ones with a radius of ≈5 nm that were thought to constitute the passive diffusion channels (Hinshaw et al, 1992).
The term 'risk factors' is applied here to those indicators that may constitute relatively passive markers of increased risk, whereas 'antecedents' is used to demarcate factors that are putatively indicative of active risk-modifying mechanisms or processes through which the illness outcome may arise.
