Sentence examples for accurately respond to from inspiring English sources

The Era was able to pick up my voice so Siri could accurately respond to my commands on crowded streets and in busy stores.

The new FiveThirtyEight model improves on uniform national swing calculations in several ways, producing results that can more accurately respond to changes in either national or regional polling.

The experimental results demonstrate that the proposed approach can accurately respond to the different paper path situations caused by different paper feeding actions.

We aimed to determine if electrical signals generated by soil microorganisms in microbial fuel cells (MFCs) can accurately respond to Cd2+ concentrations and to evaluate the linear detection range of the method.

One complication which arose in this part of the project was that because the thermistor is not a perfect device per se, it requires on the order of ten or so seconds for its resistance to accurately respond to a change in temperature.

While the simulations are running the chemistry package is able to accurately respond to changes in the ion densities.

The bass frequency (between 20- 100Hz) was accurately responded to as seen on the player and approximately calculated from the oscilloscope, and similarly for the mid-range frequencies (400Hz- 1kHz).

Other key advantages include, being independent of underlying physical models (e.g., either FEM or meshless methods), being flexibly accommodating sub-domains' heterogeneous material distributions, and being accurately responding to local user interactions.

Facebook's goal is likely to get more people accurately responding to invitations by making them feel less rude for declining.

These unseen erotic photographs do seem to elicit shifts of attention, as evidenced by the fact that the consciously experienced stimuli presented in the same location as these unseen attention-grabbers are more accurately responded to in an attention demanding task (involving detecting the orientation of gabor-patches).

During each trial of this task, participants are exposed to a high-value or a low-value coin, a proportion of which they can earn by quickly and accurately responding to a mental-rotation stimulus.