Sentence examples for reactive tool from inspiring English sources

Instead, chemistry is a reactive tool, capable only of reacting to intrusion once it begins to occur, and in some cases too late to prevent significant degradation of groundwater quality.

The role of EBM as a "reactive" tool to the pressure of the pharmaceutical industry, to its connection with money saving and managerial policies, and to its use to neutralize the influence of other specialists, the media and even the claims of patients, together create a scenario that goes beyond the search for information [ 17, 28].

"These technologies are not really purely reactive tools anymore that you use to perform certain tasks," said Nadine P. Sarter, a specialist in cognitive engineering at Ohio State University.

Shifting to recovery efforts, tools such as HOT and Tomnod (a high-resolution satellite imagery-based crowdsourcing tool) are followed by reconstruction needs that often rely on more reactive tools (for example, OSM with Bing Maps).

In this context, an on-line information system has been developed to allow the integration of real time reactive tools, which can constitute a useful operator support in the event of process and/or scenario disturbances.

Comparing the reactivity of the commercial reactive bonding tool NanoFoil (2 10 m/s) with our Al40Ni60 RNC system by the reaction front propagation velocity shows a reactivity about 2 3 orders of magnitude larger for the NanoFoil [12].

Recovery and reconstruction tools are often reactive, with predisaster tools typically proactive.

Thus, the availability of cross-reactive research tools can expand cytokine studies in goats and can implement the research on immunity to other caprine infections.

Such a reactive transport simulation tool has been developed in the context of the numerical software platform ALLIANCES.

Compared with RT-CGM, the scant data SMBG provides makes it more a reactive than proactive tool.

Cysteines with reactive thiol groups are attractive tools for site-specific labeling of proteins.