Примеры responsive

• For the sake of quality standards and efficiency, generic plans of care are formulated for patients that are not responsive to individual circumstances.

• Governments that are responsive are generally more legitimate than those that do not, and should experience less instability, all other things being equal, of course.

• However, these heavier, less responsive particles form streaks with a smaller angle of inclination in the braids.

• We find that within farms, land allocation is responsive to relative crop prices and yields.

• This is so, whether that work is seen, variously, as responsive, pro-active, collaborative and experimental or as eccentric, tangental and obscure.

• Parliament has become highly responsive to events that appear in the news.

• Again, these policies had to be responsive to variations in customer demand and the changing constraints placed on the plants producing the products.

• Visual neurons responsive to faces in monkey temporal cortex.

• A justification responsive to the parochialism objection is nowhere to be found in the texts of the conventions that list putative human rights.

• Several critics have noted that the novel seems responsive to the climate in which psychic investigations are beginning to take place.

• The researcher-curiosity process is a standard research funding process in which the funding is responsive to research suggested by research teams.

• This form of behaviour requires that a subsystem participant is not responsive to the past policy preferences of other participants.

• Thus, rate responsive ventricular pacemakers seem to adequately respond to the daily life physiological needs of this selected group of children requiring permanent pacing.

• In lateral thalamus, cells responsive to painful stimuli are located in the core area and in the postero-inferior area.

• Note, however, the sense in which the judge's decision is responsive to the par ticipation of the (losing) defendant as well.