He has been perceived as largely reactive, as well as exceptionally deliberate and slow.
Enzymes are extremely reactive, as can be shown with a very simple reaction the splitting of hydrogen peroxide to form water and oxygen brought about by colloidal metals and by the enzyme catalase.
The high specific surface area of porous silicon makes it highly reactive as well as biocompatible and biodegradable [1, 2].
Another strategy for achieving more nearly practical performance has been to precode (and to some extent learn) more "reactive" (as opposed to deliberative) ways of participating in dialogue.
Finally, SLN biopsy is reasonable in selected patients with clinically palpable axillary nodes thought to be reactive, as long as the surgeon maintains a low threshold for default to conventional ALND.
Those that were repeatedly reactive, as well as those whose initial screening OD value exceeded the maximum for the plate reader (2.500), were considered to be anti-HCV positive.
Oxygen mustards are not as reactive as the nitrogen mustards by virtue of the weak reactivity of the oxygen atom in neutral alcoholic materials.
The Dutch artist was a fantastic draftsman, his line as rhythmic and reactive as a cardiograph reading.
Jay's wife, the little-known R&B singer Beyoncé, recently dropped an equally unexpected track, "Bow Down/I Been On," which felt as reactive as Jay's track.
And for another, pressing – the organised hounding of the opponent in possession – is about as far from being reactive as it's possible to get.
Being on the wrong end of a negotiation is inevitably reactive as you have to wait for the kidnappers to call: Lopez's aim is to exert the maximum control within those limited parameters.
