Sentence examples for passive states from inspiring English sources
Cr amd Mo can corrode in the active and passive states.
The main part of the document treats electrochemical corrosion of metals and alloys including uniform corrosion in the active and passive states and various types of nonuniform corrosion.
The continuum model accounts (i) for the stimulation of muscle fibers by introducing multiple stress-free reference configurations for the active and passive states and (ii) for the hysteretic response by specifying a pseudo-elastic energy function.
The role of chloride ions on the current oscillations of relaxation type at the transition of iron between the active and passive states in sulphuric acid solutions is investigated.
The most common term for describing the emotions in the seventeenth century was undoubtedly 'passion,' perhaps because of the influence of Descartes's Passions of the Soul (1649), perhaps because of a general tendency to see the emotions as receptive, passive states.
The application of electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) for interrogating the passive states on metals and alloys is outlined, with particular reference to Alloy-22 (nominally 22Cr 13Mo 3.6Fe 2.8W 1.0Co 0.1V balNi, w/o) in saturated NaCl (6.2 M) + 0.001 M HCl brine (pH 3) at 80 °C.
"Rather than being a passive state, it's a dynamic neurobiological process," said Dr. Jeffrey M. Ellenbogen, the lead researcher.
But she wisely merges her script with the "living newspaper" concept, using the clown and the voice-over to tease the audience out of its passive state.
The usual response from those on the left is that Golden Dawn is "the long arm of the state" – that the government tolerates it to discourage immigration and keep people in a passive state of terror.
In her new work, "... within us," seen Tuesday night at Performance Space 122, Megan V. Sprenger's aim is to document a passive state of being and to push beyond it, using dancers as tools to infiltrate personal space.
Satisfaction is a passive state, isn't it?
