reactiveness

Reactiveness occurs when an organization changes only in reaction to outside forces.

"People have to be able to pull away from the reactiveness, close the door, get quiet.

Some of the issues that Learning Organizations wanted to address within Institutions is fragmentation, competition and reactiveness.

Order a dog around with words or emotional reactiveness and your dog will turn you off like a radio with unbearable static.

Ressentiment comes from reactiveness: the weaker a man is, the less his capability for adiaphoria, i.e. to suppress reaction.

Phenol leachate is the most significant environmental hazard due to its high water solubility and high reactiveness to gasification.

Mr. Netanyahu does face criticism, even within his own Government, but less for compromise than for his reactiveness and lack of direction.

It was the context of working on ourselves that gave us the impetus to go through with handling the jealousy or possessiveness or whatever reactiveness we came up against."

Many kinds of protective groups for hydroxyl groups have been developed and used in organic chemistry, but the number of protective groups for tertiary hydroxyl groups, which are susceptible to acid-catalyzed dehydration, is still small because of their poor reactiveness.