Sentence examples for able to react to changes from inspiring English sources

The machine architecture is designed to be able to react to changes in the machining conditions, very common in this technology.

Insp Roger Park, of Police Scotland, said: "I'm disappointed to hear of another driver being well in excess of the speed limit in a built up area". He added: "The 30mph limit is in place as drivers need to be able to react to changes in road and traffic conditions.

The livestock sector is both multifaceted and flexible enough to be able to react to changes in the national economy.

The outer 'paint' is made from polyrotaxane, which means that when damage occurs to the coating in the form of a fine scratch, the chemical structure is able to react to change back to its original shape and fill the gap – 'healing' the blemish.

In order to be able to react to future changes and be dynamically effective, the IPS2 provider has to integrate adaptability into the strategic planning of IPS2.

To be able to react to those changes, this paper presents a new adaptive system based on a self-tuning regulator made up of a recursive least-squares parameter identification algorithm for the plant combined with a minimum-degree pole placement (MDPP) method for changing the parameters of a digital RST controller in real time.

The routing protocol should be able to react to these changes in the network topology by establishing new routes.

The quicker your steps are, the quicker you'll be able to react to an opponent's change in direction.

They need to be able to react to the answers.

Arsenal were again able to react to a pressure situation.

You have to be able to react to those sort of moments".