Sentence examples for means of actively from inspiring English sources
Surface DBD plasma actuators are novel means of actively controlling flow.
The introduction of complex substrata to otherwise topographically simple artificial structures is a promising means of actively influencing assemblage composition.
Voluntary strategy disclosure in the management report can also be considered a means of actively influencing trading volumes or bid ask spreads as part of an investor relations strategy, e.g., to attract institutional investors (Bushee and Miller 2012).
In sum, patients' fear of being labelled "difficult" and a consequent desire for clinicians' approbation may cause them to assume a passive role as a means of actively protecting their personal safety.
Heat generated in breeder pebble beds due to nuclear breeding reaction must be removed by means of actively cooled plates while generated tritiums is recovered by purge gas slowly flowing through beds.
In order to realize the control objective, the control system acts on the desired acceleration of the vehicle by means of actively influencing the drive force, based on radar measurements and (in case of CACC) on data obtained through wireless communications.
While the low frequency part of the response of the Rogowski coils mounted in the stellarator Wendelstein 7-X has been calculated, the high frequency part is planned to be calibrated by means of an actively applied current.
Students considered the use of two forms of technology beneficial in meeting different needs and preferences, offering varied means to actively participate in learning.
Even though a cellular reprogramming clinical trial would likely be approached with caution, such an approach holds significant potential to materialize into relevant therapies while nongenetic means of reprogramming are actively being investigated.
"Being active" means actively joining the activities of the associations and/or actively seeking advice, assistance, or support from these associations It is not enough to be a member of association.
My second therapist was a woman who, while seeming rather apathetic herself, encouraged me to adopt behaviours that were meant to actively break the cycle of my problems.
