La Follette's proposal went nowhere, but his attack on the judiciary, his demand that it "be made responsive to the popular will," had a lasting influence.
But as an educational anthropologist I worry about how these approaches will be integrated with Chinese cultural values and be made responsive to the concerns and conditions of local Chinese communities.
We previously showed that lentiviral vectors (LV) can be made responsive to miR to stringently control transgene expression as well as to report miR activity "live" and at the single-cell level.
In fact, mammalian cells need to be made responsive to tetracycline by introduction of one of several modified versions of the bacterial tetracycline regulator (tetR).
The cross-linking reaction rapidly occurred during spray drying, and the functional hemicellulose microgels were made responsive to different external stimuli such as pH, electroactivity, magnetic field, and dual-stimuli (pH and electric field).
The microplatelets are made magnetically responsive to control their orientation and spatial distribution in the cement matrix via a magnetic field and to thus take full advantage of the expected reinforcing effect.
Balanchine knew how to construct a ballet in five dimensions — the three dimensions of space; the fourth of time; the fifth of imagination, resonance, drama and memory — so that, watching and listening in the theater, we are made extraordinarily alive and responsive.
The suggestion was that that part of the press should be controlled by elected public officials, and while this was, of course, deeply undemocratic, it was nowhere near as undemocratic or as alarming as his statement that "it is time that the networks were made more responsive to the views of the nation and more responsible to the people they serve".
So I was horrified to learn that Agas are to be made more responsive.
Pay should be made more responsive to shortages in talent, whether among teachers or social workers.
