Research on the response to LPS in human monocytes and dendritic cells confirmed an increase in the TLR signaling response with age as responsiveness of infants increased over time reaching adult levels within one year of age [ 18].
In Citizens United, Teachout argues, the Court did something even stranger: it redefined undue influence, which for a very long time had been seen as a form of corruption, and destructive of democracy, as "responsiveness," and foundational to democracy.
For some measures, such as responsiveness, information came from a small number of population surveys in the best cases, and from educated guesswork for the rest.
Despite growing concern about other kinds of values, such as responsiveness to public needs, justice and equal treatment, and citizen involvement in government decisions, efficiency continues to be a major goal.
One Muslim scholar of the Quran, Asma Barlas, argues that "sexual equality in procedure often may ensure rather than obliterate sexual inequality in outcome" and believes the Quran advocates a model of equality which can be conceptualised not as blindness to sexual difference but rather as responsiveness to it.
Quality didn't matter nearly as much as responsiveness, and speed was all.
As far as responsiveness goes, the Fire HD is incredibly snappy.
Presponsiveness is suggested as responsiveness towards stakeholders that are not (yet) reachable at a given time of R&D.
Pre sponsiveness is suggested as responsiveness towards stakeholders that are not (yet) reachable at the time of R&D.
Within the Csp context, it enhances the analysis of systems with regards to properties such as responsiveness and stuckness.
"Power and performance need to be translated into benefits the consumer can understand — such as responsiveness," says Cozza. "The Intel logo — to the average consumer — is not going to say very much".
