Sentence examples for consistent reactions from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, among the Russian journalists I talked to, one of the most consistent reactions is simple exhaustion with the endless amount of Trump-Russia coverage.
A new type of shoot 'em up emerged in the early 1990s: variously termed "bullet hell", "manic shooters", "maniac shooters" and danmaku, these games required the player to dodge overwhelming numbers of enemy projectiles and called for still more consistent reactions from players.
A change was considered to be effective when consistent reactions over the whole experimental period were observed.
He especially credited Mr. Burnett for the show's high production values, a consistent reaction from Mr. Burnett's partners.
One day after Trump made national headlines in a speech in which he reiterated his call for a Muslim ban, implied Muslim Americans knew in advance about terrorist attacks, and called on Barack Obama to resign in the wake of the attack on an Orlando LGBT nightclub, Republicans had one consistent reaction.
LAMP is a consistent reaction system that avoids temperature changes, which may influence accuracy.
Because I didn't do the tests in the scanner there's no way of tracking what was going on in my brain, but in the same study, a more consistent reaction speed also proved to be a sign of being 'in the zone'.
Quantum-chemical modeling employs the density functional theory (DFT/TDDFT methods) basing on re-parameterized LRC-BLYP (ω= 0.231Bohr−1) or CAM-B3LYP xc-functionals and is combined with self consistent reaction field models with linear response (LR) and two different state-specific (IBSF and CLR) solvation models.
And yet, there's another consistent reaction to each new CoD reveal that has always intrigued me.
"Relief" was the most consistent reaction among students, particularly the older ones with a more nuanced understanding of what was at stake.
This new song tended to come out once the sun went down, and it received a consistent reaction of everyone collectively losing their minds.
