Sentence examples for now passive from inspiring English sources

FIRST passive smoking, now passive smelling.

Now passive resistance is bolstered by physical retaliation.The militant core group once numbered dozens, says the Israeli general commanding the West Bank, Gadi Shamni.

The system then behaves elastically, whereas, in addition to the traveling force F, the displacement-controlled loads due to the plastic kinks also act in all previously created but now passive plastic hinges.

We have to assume that Google was just kicking the tires of a yet-to-launch addition to the increasingly useful Google Now passive search functionality, which ships on phones running the latest version of Android.

People watch television now, passive.

Now, "passive surveillance" systems of data collection has entered the media lexicon.

In a world where Uber now passive-aggressively allows you to choose only between "always" and "never", in terms of when it tracks your location, some are finding that the best way to reduce the data footprint isn't to invest in a pricey VPN (virtual private network).

The core idea is to bring the bulk from now-passive shard nodes to a dedicated machine and replay it locally while a large number of jobs are running on multicore.

Most collective experiences are now entirely passive: we are spectators at matches or in the audience at highly-priced festivals.

In the event of failure of the active system, natural frequencies of the structure with piezos (now rendered passive) become significant.

Donald Shopland of the National Cancer Institute, who has helped prepare the Surgeon General's reports on smoking since 1964, said "there's no question" now that passive smoking is also a cause of heart disease.