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passivity

Known as: nonassertive behavior, nonassertiveness, passiveness 
National Institutes of Health

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submissive, self effacing behavior

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2017
2017
Robust passive control for a class of uncertain neutral systems based on sliding mode observer.
2016
2016
Model order reduction of large-scale state-space models in fusion machines via Krylov methods
This work presents a robust technique, based on the Krylov subspace method, for the reduction of large-scale state-space models… 
2015
2015
New passivity criteria for memristive uncertain neural networks with leakage and time-varying delays.
2014
2014
The BRICS Banks potential to challenge the field of development cooperation
The five fast-growing economies, known collectively as BRICS, have recently announced their intention to create their own… 
2012
2012
“Vagabundo” or “vagabunda”? : swearing and gender relations
This text aims to reflect about the act of cursing through the adjective “vagabundo” in Brazilian ́s culture, when it is applied… 
2004
2004
Dissipative systems: from physics to robust nonlinear control
In this paper, we explore connections between the underlying physics of dissipative systems and nonlinear robust control. In… 
1991
1991
Derivation and implications of MMPI cluster groups in clinically depressed inpatient females.
The purpose of this study was to subclassify clinically depressed patients based on a cluster-analytic examination of the MMPI… 
1990
1990
The Effect of Tin on the Corrosion Behavior of the Ag-Hg Phase of Dental Amalgam and Dissolution of Mercury
The anodic polarization behavior of the Ag-Hg matrix phase of dental amalgam (γ1) and the rate of mercury dissolution were… 
1988
1988
Topic manipulation and conversational participation as a function of familiarity in school-age language-impaired and normal language peers.
1951
1951
The conversion of passivity into normal self-assertion.
A technique for the more rapid and effective conversion of passivity into normal self-assertion has been presented. Where… 
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