Sentence examples for continual responding from inspiring English sources

The genesis of this type of intra-individual performance variability (variability during continual responding to externally-paced stimuli) remains unknown.

Our designs demand continual progress in the development of construction technology, and the industry continues to respond by providing ever more sophisticated tools and materials.

Our mind-body-environment relationship is in a continual dialogue between sensing and responding; improvising and participating beyond any pre-determined rationality.

Wallace is miserable and unhappy, per Davis, probably because of PTSD from fighting the Nazis and responding to the continual horror of war by saying, "GUYS!

The public health system must respond to continual changes in national, state and local health care systems, budgets and policies.

The reason for this may be that reinforcers may be less effective for tasks requiring continual responses to rapid, externally-paced stimuli than for subject-paced (free-operant) responding [ 68].

"Out of respect for the fact she is the mother to two of my children I have not responded to her continual abuse and hoped people would see her years-long vendetta for what it is.

But her orthodox Jewish friend "David" would not respond to the continual emails, calls, and texts from the other members of the group.

The Tamagotchi, the palm-size screen character from Japan that was very popular a few years ago, demanded continual care and feeding, and it responded to the quality of care.

The continual need for host immune systems to respond to evolving pathogens has led to the prediction that immune genes will show greater evidence of adaptive evolution than the genome average.

Chronic illnesses often require continual adjustment of self-care over time to respond to the usual hassles of daily life and to the natural progression of the illnesses with their changing demands.