The network node consists of parallel code converter routers (PCCRs), which perform routing by passive code conversion, the destination address of the data sent being an OCDMA code.
In this work, we investigate the delivery of heated thermal comfort with a lower energy demand through four types of energy efficiency interventions: passive system, conversion device, method of service control, and level of service demanded.
These mechanisms include passive diffusion, conversion to oxysterols, and reverse cholesterol transport.
Two contrasting trajectories for vegetation restoration in agricultural landscapes are secondary succession following cropland abandonment that can regenerate woodlands (passive restoration) and conversion of cropland to tree plantations (active restoration), which have mostly focused on pine species in the Mediterranean Basin.
As shown in Figure 1B, the most frequent (≥50%) immature mechanisms were: fantasy (100%), withdrawal (90%), repression (90%), projection (70%), dissociation (70%), passive aggression (50%), conversion (50%), and undoing (50%).
A former software entrepreneur, Mr. Tuchman had a midlife conversion to passive investing and not trying to beat the market, and he wanted to help others invest in the same way.
Mr. Alford is very funny in describing his conversion from passive recipient of bad behavior to active if subtle scold, as when he points up the widening apology vacuum in modern culture by making amends to people who should by all rights be apologizing to him.
The purpose of protected cultivation is to harvest plants at the desired time by conversion from passive crop production, which relies on natural conditions, to active ("artificial") production [ 11].
Chloroplasts, the little factories that carry out this conversion, are widely considered passive in this work: They just sit there and absorb whatever light hits them.
Passive aggression or passiveness.
