Sentence examples for passive compliance from inspiring English sources
In contrast, passive compliance is inherent to the system.
There may conceivably have been a time and place when passive compliance with orders was the ideal employee's number-one qualification.
European economies can certainly survive without trade with Iran, but European sovereignty in foreign affairs can hardly survive passive compliance with the new dictates from the White House.
The soft MH actuator using the laminate bellows has hydrogen impermeability, flex durability and adequate passive compliance for human joints.
With the proposed safety joint module, the combined active and passive compliance method can ensure collision safety.
An insect-like hexapod robot incorporating biologically based control effectively responded to mechanical perturbations using active and passive compliance and a local stepping reflex.
In the transition from solar houses to passive houses, compliance with existing standards for energy efficiency is making it unnecessary to further explore and exploit the potential of passive solar heating systems.
Vasodilation in response to acetylcholine, vasoconstriction in response to phenylephrine, and passive mechanical compliance did not differ between genotypes, greatly underscoring the specificity of the above trpv4-dependent phenotype for physiologically relevant shear stress.
Vascular AR ablation had no effect on passive arterial compliance and did not alter endothelium-dependent or -independent relaxation, confirming normal activity of the endothelium-derived nitric oxide system.
Inmates at Medway secure training centre (STC) – boys and girls aged 12 to 18 – were restrained for passive non-compliance and staff were deliberately using techniques to inflict pain on them, according to the joint inspection by Ofsted, Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Prisons and the Care Quality Commission.
Grewcock (2012) points out that the 'evasion of responsibility' by the state is allowed by 'a degree of willing compliance, passive acquiescence and ingrained dependence' present in the wider society and other state institutions (p. 55).
