Sentence examples for as a receptive from inspiring English sources

Smart fabrics bring a potential for live and digital gestures to communicate in the moment of performance via a player's costume as a receptive surface.

Organizational climate can be studied explicitly, or as one factor in what is often labelled as a receptive context [ 3].

Such a region in the visual field for which a visual sensor and or a visual operator responds to visual input or a visual cell responds to visual stimuli is naturally referred to as a receptive field (Hubel and Wiesel 1959, 1962) (see Fig.  1).

As mentioned above, mindfulness has been defined as "a receptive attention to and awareness of present events and experience" (Brown and Ryan 2003) or "paying attention in a particular way: on purpose, in the present moment, nonjudgmentally" (Kabat-Zinn 1994, p. 4).

"From our standpoint, all we can do is be as prepared, as receptive as we possibly can.

However, Vogt (1979) suggested that in Chrysemys picta, it was necessary for the male to almost have his nostrils in contact with the female before he reacted to her as being a receptive conspecific female.

Long Island was the setting for the novel, but discovering what's left of its 1920s Gold Coast splendor — either the real thing or Fitzgerald's vivid gilt invention — is as much a job for a receptive imagination as it is for a Google map with a homing device directed to locate a certain green beacon.

Just as important is a receptive populace, demanding yet eager to be wowed.

By definition, the structure tensor is based on the spatial derivatives of an image in a small area that can be thought of as part of a receptive field.

The rise of fundamentalism in Islam, but also in Christianity in America, has so highlighted the dark side of religion that people denouncing religion as a whole have a receptive audience.

Many factors produced by the endometrium during this window have been proposed as molecular markers of a receptive endometrium.