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reactive 1. readily partaking in chemical reactions 2. of, concerned with, or having a reactance 3. (of mental illnesses) precipitated by an external cause reactive [rē′ak·tiv] (electricity) Pertaining to either inductive or capacitance reactance; a reactive circuit has a high value of reactance in comparison with resistance. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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It also analyzes the causes of Japan's reactiveness (or proactiveness). Jimmy Stewart went through true psychic hell in both of the earlier films; the best thing Carrey does here - and it is a genuine accomplishment, considering the extreme energy he naturally brings to his movie work - is sustain a kind of puzzled reactiveness as Peter. Senge and his colleague Fred Kofman speak to this reality and encourage policymakers to avoid piecemeal approaches rooted in fragmentation, competition and reactiveness. |
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