Sentence examples for far more responsive from inspiring English sources

In the case of induction via temperature stress, both DHN1 and DHN2 exhibited cold and heat responsiveness; however, DHN1 appeared to be far more responsive than DHN2.

This allows neuromorphically designed machines to be far more responsive to their environment than conventional robots.

That means online retailers and services must be far more responsive and competitive than their physical counterparts.

The orchestra needs more plushness in the strings, but it is a far more responsive organism than it was under Gerard Schwarz, its preceding music director.

Professionals are defined by an ethos of enabling rather than simply providing; providers are far more responsive to those they serve in this person-centred world.

Within a few months, though, some half-decent boards with proper give in them and with far more responsive trucks were being sold in London.

In this sense, private "laws" are by far more effective, responsive to changes and highly enforceable.

Companies have so far been more responsive to the O'Reilly campaign than to Carusone's lobbying against Beck's advertisers.

He believes that the South Korean company needs to be far more compassionate and responsive towards affected customers.

Unique's belief is that we have to make students as relaxed as possible, and as a result they will then be far more confident and responsive.

Because of its size, averaging about 100 square meters, the convenience store escaped the reach of Japanese regulators and thus can be far nimbler and more responsive to customer whims and fancies than its larger brethren.