He also likes the more passive nature of bond portfolios.
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Watching television has historically been a more passive, less adventurous undertaking.
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That's something that women are often a little more passive than men.
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With the more passive approach that earned him some criticism as governor?
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But in making the album we learned he was more passive aggressive.
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These cards are good for those who prefer a more passive experience.
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The experience is meant to be more passive — like television, Instagram says.
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Like they have a different kind of aggression, it's more passive aggression.
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No more passive consumption for me — it's the surest way to misery.
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Biggie, but with way less gun violence and much more passive aggressiveness.
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Other games manage to transmit a feeling of even more passive self-soothing.
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We're moving more and more to an endowment model — long term, more passive.
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You can also still go on a "flyover tour" for a more passive experience.
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Match-going has become a far more passive and mediated experience as a result.
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The first man still has all his time left to build more passive income.
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"Usually I'm a little more passive and take a few more pitches," Gardner said.
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One takes a structured, purposeful, proactive approach; the other is more passive and fatalistic.
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One takes a structured, purposeful, proactive approach; the other is more passive and fatalistic.
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"When you wait to run into someone, it's a little bit more passive," she says.
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You also can't post photos on desktop, which makes it a much more passive experience.
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Today, there's a host of new technologies designed to kill bacteria with more passive methods.
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I think God's probably a little bit more passive than we give him credit for.
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"We chose the more passive approach of raising the first floor slab," Mr. Rosenthal said.
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Tweedy said that schools lacking diversity may also be more passive about their recruitment methods.
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There may be no other rite of passage around which we have become more passive.
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Research shows that person-to-person engagement is more effective and cheaper than more passive campaigns.
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Should the candidate work harder to become more honest, more professional, or more passive and complacent?
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Rosita is discouraged by all the delays, h; Tara has a more passive, and optimistic, outlook.
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She was adventuresome, daring and her boyfriend was a much more passive type than she was.
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Others, like Arizona, Oklahoma and Tennessee, have been more passive and have seen much higher increases.
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Technology, like visual art, used to be a more passive experience for the public, he said.
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Women tended to focus on proactive solutions while men believed that more passive solutions would drive change.
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A YouTuber named Jamil went with a more passive-aggressive approach for dealing with his loud neighbors.
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But, texting can also lead to a lot of misunderstandings, causing communication to become more passive aggressive.
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" The DHS document posted online Tuesday substituted the more passive formulation of "will not be proactively provided.
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Or, for a more passive method, a maze that takes in-game decades for park-goers to escape.
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Debt investors are typically more passive than shareholders, who have greater say in how the company is run.
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Cameras work like the human eye to capture what is already there, and are considered more passive sensors.
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Instead, he speaks of counterstrikes, suggesting a more passive interpretation of the country's legal rights under the Constitution.
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It conforms to our cultural narrative that men are inherently more sexual and women are naturally more passive.
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"And so if you are exposed to a stream of images of girls kind of doing more feeling than doing, girls are emoting rather than doing, that is sending a message around girls being more passive or that girls should be more passive, and boys should be more active," said Simmons.
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Part of the playlists' success, you'd imagine, is due to to the more passive listenership that instrumental music enjoys.
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Walter is his more passive, inscrutable, and technologically advanced twin — think David without the daddy issues, ego, or peroxide.
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Clients who would otherwise have paid for fund managers' services are increasingly choosing cheaper and more passive investment options.
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The more passive we are in the face of the coronavirus, the more lives and livelihoods it will destroy.
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In reality, we're just more passive-aggressive, too frightened to acknowledge how we fail our citizens day after day.
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Still, its transition from being primarily an active asset manager to a more passive one has not been without pain.
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"I think we'll get to a place where people can be a lot more passive about their money," O'Shea said.
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The 4,303-acre Sourland Mountain Preserve offers more passive recreation, like biking and hiking trails and a stocked fishing pond.
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The challenge for video games is trying to find opportunities to allow for more passive play, to reduce the skill.
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The more passive approach entails not signing up for any hours at all, and not accepting any on-demand batches.
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More passive VR experiences haven't proven as commercially viable as game-like ones that benefit from hand and positional tracking.
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If tax lien investing interests you, consider a more passive investment with a professional who does it all day, every day.
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On the face of it, the flow of money into index-tracking funds might be expected to make shareholders more passive.
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The laws existed — it was a matter of whether you were going to solve the problem aggressively or be more passive.
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They really push Amazon Prime services and apps, and they're best for more passive tasks like playing games and watching movies.
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Aboriginal groups in Canada have traditionally played a more passive role in the energy industry, collecting royalties from oil and gas output.
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In his most recent fight, against Kirill Medvedovsky, Gallagher looked more measured on the feet but he had a more passive opponent.
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After all, social media is often home to more passive participation when it comes to key matters – and routinely criticized for it.
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"It leaves a population that is content with what's going on or tend to be more passive," said Mr. Smilde, the sociologist.
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You've stopped using the phrase "white supremacist" because your editors prefer the more passive, permissive "alt-right" that doesn't anger white readers.
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By making its technology more passive, Apple is sacrificing short-term sales momentum to spare us the omnipresent competition for our attention.
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And one of the things that Apple has promised with the W1 chip is a more passive kind of experience with that.
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Law enforcement would take a more "passive role" than enforcing a blockade, said Maxine Herr, a spokeswoman for the Morton County Sheriff's Department.
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Then, on the other end of the Eris spectrum, is someone who has this planet placed in a more passive sign, like Cancer.
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Markets expect an even more passive Fed, with futures pricing in a more than 62 percent chance of a rate cut by December.
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The covenant-loose figures refer to all deals that private debt funds participate in, whether as lead arrangers or in more passive roles.
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After being criticised for using excessive force, including rubber bullets, on protesters on June 12th, Hong Kong's police force had become more passive.
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But after her hot start, she seemed to lose focus, and her more passive play allowed the counterpunching Ozaki to dictate more rallies.
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It's a compliment, sure, but unlike a Rez or Thumper, where the player essentially becomes an instrument, your presence here is more passive.
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The more passive tone will have infuriated No. 10, because it reflects a horrible truth: that the UK is in a weak negotiating position.
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The streams that Facebook's News Feed popularized offer a more passive experience: Just sit back, scroll down, and click when you feel like it.
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Specifically, job searching is becoming more passive: people aren't necessarily looking for a new job but are permanently open to their next career move.
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Facebook is turning into a more passive web experience and it doesn't necessarily need you to contribute to thrive anymore, your data is enough.
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The list includes a name change to the more passive Key By Amazon, a title designed to reflect the broader scope of the line.
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Now, you can do so in a more passive-aggressive way by sending them a reminder through the Google Assistant instead of in person.
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A study found that active words like "coercion" are used for males, while more passive words like "avoidance" or "resistance," are provided for females.
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To some extent, Spotify offers a behind-the-scenes look into some music, through its Genius-powered "Behind the Lyrics" feature, but that's more passive.
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Repeated content leads to more passive viewing and less interactive communication with friends, despite Facebook and Instagram stressing that its this zombie consumption that's unhealthy.
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Instead, the Fed's rate-setting committee broke with its recent practice and pivoted to a more passive statement about its need to boost the economy.
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Like Grindr, many of these seem to have taken a more passive approach to in-app discrimination by, for example, underscoring their pre-existing community guidelines.
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Along those lines, a new startup believes that's their scope for a more passive and anonymous experience that puts candidates in complete control of the process.
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But, where full eclipses facilitate rituals and spell work, penumbral eclipses are better suited to more passive reflection — take this as an opportunity to look back.
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To some extent that can be attributed to the fact that, outside of games, using apps on Apple TV tends to be a more passive experience.
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The money in the new fund is primarily from family offices looking for high-yielding debt through a more passive approach than investing in individual loans.
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At last month's Connect conference, Oculus revealed that Gear VR users spent roughly equal amounts of time in active games and more passive experiences like videos.
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If they could turn back time, they say, they would have bought more properties and set up even more passive income streams to fund their retirement.
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And if Congress or the EPA finish new carbon regulations, FERC could also serve as a more passive implementing agency, overseeing power reliability through the transition.
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Multiple versions of the shirts will be produced, catered towards different activities on the water whether it's something active like paddle boarding, or more passive like fishing.
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While his predecessors, Eliot Spitzer and Mr. Cuomo, are large and assertive personalities, Mr. Schneiderman had a more passive demeanor, at least from what most people saw.
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She said in an interview that while Senta may seem more passive than the warrior Brünnhilde, she understands that in choosing the Dutchman, she is choosing death.
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I never knew that, one day, a book about how to negotiate a severance would generate more passive income than the rental income from a $1,200,000 property.
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In campaigning and governing alike, all political strategists prize intense enthusiasm among their backers as a means of overcoming opposition that might be broader but more passive.
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Emmett is a more passive presence, a kind-hearted but somewhat simple-minded guy who bounces back and forth between the primal forces that are Howard and Michelle.
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A spy cam scheme may be a "more passive rather than aggressive way to act out their masculine insecurities and their social economic discontent on women," she says.
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However, our favorites for students are the apps that take a more passive approach, meaning these apps pretty much do all of the thinking and saving for you.
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The new version of the app has been redesigned to be something users engage with more often, as opposed to the more passive journaling app it was before.
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Zuckerberg said that the vast increase in posts from publishers, both article links and video, had tilted the News Feed experience to something more passive and less satisfying.
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These experiences take a very game-like element — stopping the action to make an explicit decision — and graft it onto the more passive act of watching a show.
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As you go to more passive holders, other stakeholders' voices, I worry, could drown out equity and that would not be good for the competitiveness of our businesses.
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The dreams of the other group, meanwhile—those who would stay mired in depression— tended to be simple and unemotional, with the dreamer occupying a more passive role.
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Oculus Touch allows users a "sense of hand presence" while they are immersed in a virtual reality environment, whether that's a more passive viewing experience or a game.
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Increasingly, this has resulted in numerous efforts to integrate an interactive, game-based dimension into the museum experience, as opposed to relying on more passive observation of collections.
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The Grimms may or may not have erased Cinderella's direct speech with the intention of making her more passive, but it certainly does seem to have vanished over time.
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Auset prefers the term "food apartheid" to the more passive "food desert," as it better points to the role city stakeholders and governments have played in creating the problem.
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At $99, the two modules are priced the same, though the latter looks to be a little less involved, with a smaller footprint and a more passive software offering.
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Whether you're abstaining or just looking for a more passive brand of humor, these titles offer the same feeling of satisfaction that comes with outsmarting those closest to you.
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" She said that rather than being a "kinder, gentler" version of Americans, Canadians were "just more passive-aggressive, too frightened to acknowledge how we fail our citizens day after day.
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That's why we made some changes earlier this year so you now see more posts from friends and family in your News Feed and less of the more passive content.
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Those efforts mark a turnaround from banks' more passive approaches toward earlier tax amnesty programs, and reflect a growing sensitivity to stricter regulations and perceptions they could be abetting tax evasion.
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The phone app will be more passive and will not have the handwriting, drawing and video chat components due to its smaller screen (although that may change in the future update).
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It could make for a more passive way to get involved in the wearable space for those who don't want to be bothered to put on a fitness accessory every day.
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My life now — iPhone included — doesn't involve extreme time-wasters such as walking 45 blocks to get on a train, but it does involve something worse: a lot more passive-aggression.
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In turn, Buffett recommended that investors take a more passive approach to investing, noting his long-term bet against Protoge Partners still shows this approach works much better than active management.
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It could also encourage people to be more passive about actually getting to know a fellow match in the app – or, rather, in real life – as a dating app should incentivize.
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To read Mr Dylan's spindly script on a gallery wall is a kind of work; to listen to his songs is a more passive, emotional experience that imbues them with meaning.
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In the past, the league has been "more passive in terms of the development of that next generation of international players," said Adam Silver, the head of the NBA, last year.
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Glass was a more passive observer of the world around you unless you called it into action and, even then, it didn't really interact with what was in front of you.
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" As Stoknes said in a 2015 interview, "If you overuse fear-inducing imagery, what you get is fear and guilt in people, and this makes people more passive, which counteracts engagement.
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Like when I'm lying in bed and am all done with Twitter and email and Facebook for the day, I switch over to the more passive, lulling scroll of Tumblr and Instagram.
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He said he was considering investing in real estate and in another website "in an always-in-demand niche to diversify and create more passive income" and still plans to do so.
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Instead of pressuring their manufacturing partners to get production back up to full capacity as soon as possible, they're taking a more passive approach and letting those delays play out, he said.
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In its profile last year, NoCARA worried that R.A.M. was working to bring together the more passive keyboard warriors spewing hate online and those willing to exact violence to advance its cause.
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However, you can pat yourself on the back, because contributing to a worthy nonprofit is always a good idea, even if your motivation to do so is more passive-aggressive than generous.
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But after two years, we had built up more passive income and felt pretty certain that both of us wouldn't need to work if we negotiated a severance for her as well.
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We will continue to save and invest in more passive income generating investments because we have a potentially huge expense coming up if we don't win the San Francisco public school lottery.
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You can only really use three at any given time, since there're only three gestures you can assign (the "communication" abilities that use the tag's LEDs are more passive notifications than anything else).
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The feature is a transparent push to get people to spend more time engaging with others on the app, rather than a more passive approach to consuming content and mindlessly double-tapping photos.
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"But I'm looking for that money to be reallocated into more passive-like investments and for the economy, as well as the stock market, to go higher into the fourth quarter," he said.
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Joel Martinsen's translation is flatter and more passive, and the main character never quite comes to terms with the death of his parents in a way that leaves the story feeling slightly incomplete.
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The tally is likely to be cited by lawmakers and other public officials who say say the increasing public focus on police violence has caused officers to become more passive on the job.
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"There's been more passive resistance, until now, by the Air Force going over to the Hill and telling people, 'We don't need this, we don't want it, it's a bad idea,'" Harrison said.
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Platforms: Windows, Mac Creator: alienmelon Price: Free, with a $1.00 suggested donation Like a more passive version of RUNONCE, Girb is exactly what the perfect desktop companion should be: unbelievably cute and useless.
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Although mainstream peaceful protesters may be turned off by such bad behavior, the hardcore activists seem to have embraced such tactics as more passive forms of resistance have so far been comparatively ineffective.
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After almost 10 years, Financial Samurai not only continues to be my favorite hobby, it also generates some supplemental income to help us continue building more passive income in order to remain free.
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But still, whoever made this clearly tried, and Underwood seemed stoked to receive it—though the use of the hashtag "#WheresTheWine" in her response could be read in a slightly more passive-aggressive way.
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The system (which is alternatively being called the HP Omen X VR PC Pack and the decidedly more passive Omen X by HP VR PC Pack) is still pretty early days for the company.
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" While traditional video games do make their choices and themes explicit, Barlow wanted to explore the more passive act of watching "as a way of gauging your interest, gauging your opinion about the show.
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But by taking a more passive public stance, while actively working through aides behind the scenes, Mr. de Blasio secured himself a better position with respect to schools than he has ever obtained before.
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But momentarily, she's that much more passive 14-year-old from the first game again, the surrogate daughter who needed to believe in her father figure to survive, no matter what lies he told.
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Among Thrones fans, Arya was an instant fan favorite, while Sansa received some rather unfair criticism since she designed as a more passive character, trapped by circumstances beyond her control until the show's latter seasons.
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"We're seeing growing numbers of financial advisors incorporating more passive approaches in their portfolio construction," said David Yeske, co-founder of RIA firm Yeske Buie and practitioner editor of the FPA's Journal of Financial Planning.
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The 2114-acre Echo Lake Park, in the southeast corner of Mountainside, offers more passive recreation, including fishing and paddleboat rentals on the lake, a dog park, yoga classes and weekly concerts under the stars.
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Some contend that while the campaign and RNC have found ways to mix it up with Democrats and insert themselves into the news cycle on a daily basis, the super PAC has been more passive.
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Harman, a unit of Samsung that supplies communications equipment to automakers, says some car companies have expressed interest in using dedicated short-range communications, or D.S.R.C., devices, while others are taking a more passive approach.
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The respect-your-parents and don't-even-think-about-having-sex lessons of the previous film have long been forgotten by the characters; if anything, Tiffany, now turning 18, is snottier, and Brian more passive.
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SoftBank has agreed to give up board seats and access to sensitive information, take a more passive role in startups and make other concessions to get government clearance for its technology deals in the United States.
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The managed money category embraces a wide range of trading styles, some very active and likely to play an important role in short-term price discovery, and others which are essentially more passive and long-term.
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Ike's presidential style, which was a more passive throw back at least in domestic legislative affairs, allowed the Republicans in Congress to play the major role in deciding which laws to prioritize and what to pass.
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Its more passive events, like bowling, proved a hit in retirement homes, whereas there are fewer local multiplayer experiences in gaming quite so breathlessly stupid as stepping into the boxing ring beside a pleasantly pissed pal.
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The service offers a more passive form of music discovery than other streaming services, encouraging users to let algorithms do most of the heavy lifting, as radio stations are generated based on thumbs up and down.
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Just as striking as the offensives by Ms. Klobuchar and Mr. Buttigieg were the more passive showings by Senators Cory Booker of New Jersey and Kamala Harris — both of whom were counting on a strong outing.
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Robbins's ballet is good but suffers by comparison to the superlative 1923 choreography by Bronislava Nijinska, which, with greater force, makes bride and groom yet more passive and the social units far more shatteringly machine-like.
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Some doctors recommend that you stop having sex before you orgasm, or chill out and be more passive, but that's not always necessary, says Rachel Needle, PsyD, a licensed psychologist and director of Modern Sex Therapy Institutes.
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Five Ton Crane's bus-cum–movie theater invites a more passive form of participation, but its size and meticulousness give you a sense of how art making at Burning Man is also a form of world building.
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Both value and growth funds have a much bigger problem than claims they are blurring their mandates — and that's investors' migration away from actively managed accounts to more passive funds, such as exchange-traded funds, Carlson said.
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CHULA VISTA, California -- In their 52 years of marriage, Mary Patterson, an Army corps veteran, had always been the planner and decision maker while her husband, Ray, a fellow veteran, has been the more passive, calming one.
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With motor imagery, the operator has "fully alert control" of the machine, whereas alpha-wave activity (which increases when a mind is in a relaxed state) gives the worker more passive control over the operation of the machine.
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I couldn't have been more passive had I been invisible, a ghost floating high above the blacktop, watching the other kids laughing and feeling surprised, just as any witness or casual observer might, by my own shame and silence.
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Here's our reasoning for people who haven't yet seen The Force Awakens and are trying to avoid spoilers: Rey is given a lot to do in a film series that often resigned its female characters to more passive roles.
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Given the way Lies Within works, any kind of sudden, choose-your-own-adventure branching option would have upended the experience's mechanics, suddenly introducing choice in an experience that's otherwise designed to be viewed in a more passive manner.
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Since the State of the Union is more widely viewed by media and average citizens than a regular speech by the president, you may be able to connect with grassroots advocates that are more passive supporters during this time.
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On Thursday, customers with the Apple Watch Series 4 who install the latest software update can access a new feature to identify atrial fibrillation, a common form of an irregular heart rhythm, as well as opt in to more passive monitoring.
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In the future, I believe the American people must be far more politically and civically engaged, identifying wise and honest leaders and promoting them in office more proactively, rather than taking a more passive approach as they've done for decades.
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There is smart home integration through Triggi, which means you'll be able to set things like having your lights or heat go on along with your alarm in the morning, but it's a more passive system than, say, an Echo.
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After a more passive, less antagonistic performance in the second debate, she returned to and perfected her first debate strategy of purposely needling Trump in ways that appear benign to most viewers but provoke a massive, outsize response from Donald nonetheless.
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People can watch the livestream in archive, but that harkens back to the more passive medium of television "The point [of Kickstarter] is to aggregate over time, and accumulate investments from people who commit money to it," points out Rosenblum.
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Because of the way the data is published, there is no way to identify how many of these positions were active positions held by hedge funds and how many were more passive long-term positions held by a range of players.
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Hoffa went to prison and later made even more enemies; he had to give up labor organizing as a condition of his release in 1971, and so he started talking indiscreetly about the Mafia, which preferred Hoffa's more passive successor.
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Likewise, there's also a slightly more passive location-sharing feature that allows you to broadcast your whereabouts to specific friends for a preset period of time (or indefinitely.) If any of this sounds familiar, that's because Google has tried this idea before.
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Unfortunately, taking a more passive approach in professional settings allows the loudest person in the room to dominate, pretend (at best) or lie (at worst) about their importance, or assign themselves glamour work while leaving office housekeeping in the air for others.
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According to the Harvard School for Public Health, this is probably due to increased access to high-calorie foods (especially fast food), more passive transportation (less walking), less open space, more mass media marketing of unhealthy foods and less work-related physical activity.
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As the public embraces more passive forms of biometric screening, like facial recognition and voice — versus fingerprints, for example — Seidman Becker said it is really important that customers opt in and know exactly what they are opting in for and where their data will be.
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What they found: Mice with the fired-up neurons in that part of the brain acted more like alpha males (pushing back, fighting, resisting, etc.), while those that had those neurons suppressed were more passive and less inclined toward social dominance behavior that characterizes "winning."
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Petro has become more critical of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro recently, but, in any case, his foreign policy toward Venezuela is likely to be much more passive than Duque, Juan Felipe Celia, assistant director and Colombia lead at think tank the Atlantic Council told CNBC.
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Typically, doctors take a more passive "watchful waiting" approach to post-concussion care, offering guidance about when and how to gradually return to sports and other activities and advice on symptoms that could require additional treatment, McCarty and colleagues note in the journal Pediatrics.
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It would also offer banks a "tax advantaged" way to invest in start-ups, Mr. Landy said, giving banks more freedom to study tax laws and decide what kind of investment was best — a direct stake in a company or a more passive contribution to a venture capital fund.
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In Perrault's version, Cinderella is a little more passive than Cat Cinderella or Finette were (at no point does she murder anyone or poke anyone with a pin), but she actively collaborates with her fairy godmother to come up with her scheme, and she takes pleasure in deceiving her wicked stepsisters.
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"The change in [market] psychology is very profound ... to us, it's essentially getting away from eight years of worrying about zero interest rates as the guiding principle for alpha generation, for searching for yield and for stock selection, which actually has also led to more passive investment," Emanuel said in the exclusive interview.
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So, I bundled up the Canon SLR and lenses that my father had bought me when I decided to become a journalist and jumped in the car with Al. I'm a more passive golf fan than was my dad, so I was excited to see a then-27-year-old Tiger Woods.
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Some would argue it's the human interaction that is lost, or the transportation to the buying, or merely the planning to get there in the first place, but maybe there's something else too: the loss of going about your business in a more active manner, as opposed to a more passive one.
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It showed how the Hexadome could be an intriguing platform a museum could devote a gallery to, giving patrons a setting that demands more attention — the body spinning from screen to screen, an ear trained to different parts of the room — than the more passive, single-screen theaters that dominate media installations.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 11 (Reuters) - SoftBank Group Corp has agreed to give up board seats and access to sensitive information, take a more passive role in startups and make other concessions to get government clearance for its technology deals, as the Japanese investor confronts a new U.S. law aimed at cracking down on foreign investors.
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This dizzying issue along with the discriminatory listings in China serve as a reminder that while in certain regions the company may take a stated hard stance on inclusion and respect, in others it would prefer a more passive, even complicit, approach oppression on its platform as it aims to hit 1 billion users ahead of its anticipated IPO later this year.
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There were three other football players who played more passive roles: Dillon Van der Wal, who did nothing when he saw the victim lying partially naked in the hallway outside Vandenburg's dorm room; DeAndre Woods, who helped carry the woman into Vandenburg's room; and Chris Boyd, who both helped carry the woman into the room and helped cover up the crime by telling Vandenburg to delete the video of the assault.
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Oudea foresees some opportunities in derivatives to benefit from the regulatory changes coming in, such as MiFID II. The greater transparency this should herald could lead to more passive investment products being used in Europe, he said, potentially benefitting SG. The bank said it might sell or close some businesses too, from across the wider group, accounting for 5% of its risk-weighted assets but did not specify which particular units were under scrutiny.
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" – Ryan T. Anderson, Heritage senior research fellow (2017) "[According to the theory of biological essentialism,] biological sex goes a long way in determining how societies conceive of gender, with perceptions of women as more passive and caring and less aggressive and violent than men(1), more sexually modest or less promiscuous than men(2), less physically powerful than men(3), and more interested in and affectionate with children than more daring, rough-and-tumble men(4), among a myriad of other differences.
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