Sentence examples for naive action from inspiring English sources

In centrifugal recordings, we observed that sympathetic efferents, but not primary afferents, exhibited absolute speeding of conduction when tested with a single twin pulse (ISI 50 70 ms); the conduction velocity of the second action potential was faster than the first, naive action potential.

Though D'aron refuses to believe his home harbors anything but good at its heart, the naive actions of the gang of friends will have consequences devastating beyond comprehension.

Ortega terms his action naive but sympathizes, explains upon questioning that he knew the location because his great-grandfather had been a Jew, practising his religion in secret.

As I learned from A Mighty Heart, my words were naive where my actions were not.

Due to the variability in the execution of human actions, naive distance measures are not applicable.

Specifically, neurons that responded poorly to whisker stimulation in the naive rodent fire more action potentials, whereas those that responded reliably in the naive rodent fire less action potentials (Margolis et al. 2012).

But expecting them to do this voluntarily through a vague call to action is naive.

But prosecutors rejected claims that any of the plotters were naive or unaware their actions were deceitful.

Wolf asked whether "word had come down from on high to resolve the situation" before the summit and described the Obama administration's actions as "naive".

On the other, it also has a history of attracting disaffected young people who later regret joining – their lives should not be tarred by their actions as naive youngsters.

Only this week, Cameron made the naive decision to promise tough action on councils who fail to speedily place children in their care with adoptive parents.