Voters will be cleverly targeted: Latinos, for example, respond disproportionately to messages linking climate change to air quality.
Some people, for example, responded to a Nov. 23 article about Kanema Williams, 15, a Bronx girl who has immersed herself in music to transcend a painful family past.
They can, for example, respond quickly and in relatively large numbers if they have a chance to encircle mountain hideouts and search them for Taliban or Al Qaeda leaders.
Banks, for example, responded to lower levels of volatility by taking on more leverage, not anticipating the sudden need for liquidity that occurs during a serious downturn.
A newspaper might, for example, respond to a buoyant market for display advertising by allowing people to read more free articles each month.Lurking in the background are methods that have been discussed more than tried.
Fat and muscle, for example, respond differently to shifts in diet, so the same intake will have one effect on a podgy person and another on a brawny one.
Many ganglion cells in primates also show colour opponency for example, responding to "red-on/green-off" or "blue-on/yellow-off" and signaling information about the wavelength structure of the image.
Dan Warburton, for example, responded to Mr. Livingston's commission with "Speed Study 1," a densely scored piece that requires what Mr. Warburton describes as "ultraviolence" (or at least, an energetic, hard-edged playing style) and is meant to use all 88 notes on the piano keyboard.
As the agents in the plant, the bureaucracy in our example, respond to these high-powered signals, the output over the course of time will be realized.
