Sentence examples for becoming responsive from inspiring English sources
Unlike static encyclopedias (i.e., encyclopedias that will become fixed in print or on CD-ROM), a dynamic encyclopedia allows entries to be updated, thereby becoming responsive to new research and advances in the field.
Becoming responsive literacy teachers in an adult literacy tutoring practicum.
When growth results in the emergence of a new individual a system switches from multiplying its control of its environment to becoming responsive to it, as a partner.
As increasing numbers of artists avail themselves of the latest computer technologies, artworks -- like the latest toys -- are becoming responsive, causing turbulence in the previously one-way flow of information.
Finally, soliciting student feedback or becoming responsive to student difficulties early in the course will allow the online instructor to reconsider the presentation or implementation of course materials.
"Due to the intense and targeted community interventions, the communities are gradually becoming responsive of girls' education," director of the project, Mike Mutungi, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
MDD is thought to be due to the interaction between genetic, early developmental and environmental factors, leading to an individual's stress response system becoming overly responsive to stressful life events, which causes this system to go into overdrive [ 4].
This effect cannot be explained as a simple change in neuronal sensitivity because it involves a change in the spatial weighting of a receptive field: the neuron becomes more responsive to one portion of visual space while becoming less responsive to another.
The SLC is becoming increasingly responsive to and responsible for its membership.
Now they say he's a medical anomaly – rather than becoming less responsive to drugs that can help regulate tremors and tics, he is still highly responsive.
