Sentence examples for passive products from inspiring English sources

The passive products lines, where most of the cuts are expected, has been hit by slower lead times, shrinking demand and an increasing number of competitors.

James Bateman, Fidelity's head of fund manager selection, says investors have a choice between higher-cost actively managed collective investments, and lower-cost "passive" products such as index trackers.

The cuts will come mainly from manufacturing of passive products that augment optical network capacity -- like mirrors, glass and other parts used to direct beams of laser light -- but JDS said it still planned to hire employees for its high-growth businesses.

After all, fees are higher than on passive products and clients are more likely to switch managers on a regular basis, an activity that tends to reduce returns.The authors suggest thatConsultants face a conflict of interest, as arguably they have a vested interest in complexity.

A second immediate response is, as usual, to (a) see consumers as passive products of their environment and (b) shift the responsibility to corporations, that is, more CSR.

Our findings suggest a groundbreaking concept of 'living bone minerals' that actively communicate with the surrounding system to induce self-healing, while previous notions about bone minerals have been limited to passive products of cellular mineralization.

However, at 1.015 V ≤ Eanod < 1.085 V versus SHE, the passive product decomposes forming porous layers of non-stoichiometric polysulfide (Cu1−xFe1−yS2−z) that allow the diffusional transport of charged species and the dissolution of the mineral.

Then one day early this Spring I really clued into the power of passive product income.

But here it is important to note that the complex formation term introduces significant coupling between the solutions for A and B, so the binding partner now plays a role in determining the concentration of a, rather than simply being a passive product of complex breakdown.

Video games, then and now, are mainly passive entertainment products, a bit like a more interactive television.

American personal bank accounts currently contain $10 trillion earning virtually no interest.One reason investors flock to BlackRock is that its purchase of the Barclays business made it a huge force in "passive" investment products such as exchange-traded funds (ETFs); these now account for 64% of its assets under management.