Sentence examples for passively change from inspiring English sources

Amorphous robots can passively change their shape and because of their enclosed nature they're less susceptible to damage from small particles.

This approach is quite new, as the standard treatment has focused on plantar load relief by introducing orthotic devices and insoles that passively change the plantar pressure distribution, without exploring the possibility of improving function.

For them, changes in the capital account respond passively to changes in the current account.

Still, we'll give Friend-Watch a pass thanks to the sheer fun we're having checking out our Facebook stats…and the convenience of passively stalking changes with our friends.

The amplitude of naturally occurring oscillations was controlled passively, by changes in geometry and actively by the feedback of a signal from a pressure sensor to different forms of actuator.

While changes in local neuronal activity elicited by salient environmental stimuli could trigger rapid glucose entry to the brain tissue via an increase in local blood flow, glucose levels in the brain could be affected "passively" by changes in its concentration in peripheral blood ("gradient drive").

"nonconscious mimicry of the postures, mannerisms, facial expressions, and other behaviors of one's interaction partners, such that one's behavior passively and unintentionally changes to match that of others in one's current social environment [23]." There are some indications that the strength of motor resonance may depend on whether the external agent is perceived to be more or less human [24].

Overall, the characterization of the DNA methylome during B-cell differentiation not only provides insights into the complex epigenetic network of regulatory elements that mediate the maturation process but also suggests that late B cells also passively accumulate epigenetic changes related to cell proliferation and longevity.

These data indicate that 1) the SIRT1 protein does not interact with EGR1 on its consensus binding sites on the Sirt1 promoter, 2) EGR1 binding to the SIRT1 promoter does not passively respond to changes in EGR1 levels.

For some people, it's not enough to donate some money and sit back to wait for changes passively.

For example, they enable the change from passively receiving information to actively requesting information.