Detailed measurements of reactive and passive scalars in axisymmetric bluff-body flames of CH4/H2, CH4/air, and CO/H2 have been reported in the past [1] and have been used in several studies directed at developing and validating turbulent combustion models [2], [3], [4], [5].
The husbands have even trickier roles since they're more reactive and passive.
On the other hand, IgG antibodies from regressor beagles were reactive by ELISA and passive transfer conferred protection against COPV challenge.
The controversies are nevertheless undermining the president; his slow, reactive, alternately passive and cavalier responses are playing into critics' hands.
Germany's NATO partners see it as passive, reactive and foot-dragging.
Experimenting with different decision heuristics of managing agents suggests that both passive (reactive) and active (prospective) adaptive behavior might be necessary to successfully stabilize system trajectories under rapidly changing environmental conditions.
In our 1977 paper, we considered the effects of GE correlation and interaction on quantitative genetic estimates, proposed three types of GE correlation (passive, reactive and active), and suggested ways to assess GE correlation and interaction.
In the search for such true environmental effects, it is important to disentangle passive, reactive and active types of GE correlation, and John Loehlin has contributed models that can do this (e.g., Loehlin and DeFries 1987; Loehlin 2010b; Plomin et al. 1985).
In this process, a relationship between reactive, passive, and cross-scalar dissipations is derived.
Furthermore, fetuin-A may facilitate macrophages-mediated ingestion and elimination of apoptotic neutrophils [53], [54], thereby preventing secondary necrosis and passive leakage of injurious molecules (e.g., proteases, reactive oxygen species, and HMGB1) [55].
"They're passive, they're reactive, and they often side with industry over public health," Ms. DeLauro said.
