Sentence examples for free responding from inspiring English sources
Possessing an open-mind to basically anything they consume, they let sound pass into them unfettered and judgement free, responding in much the same way as a cat distracted by a moving torch-light, or dog hearing a whistle.
— Cookie Free Responding to Jay Goltz's post on the case for optimism: I have had to inject capital into to my business, implement extreme austerity measures, take large write-downs on inventory and rapidly reduce debt.
"Exactly," Ms. Free responded, according to footage shot by a television reporter for NBC News, "so I am hoping to try and push that".
The organization leading campus efforts to "Go Fossil Free" responded: "This is the fight we've been waiting for," said Jay Carmona, the Divestment Campaign Manager for 350.org.
A mustachioed man enters a blood bank and asks the attendant, "How much does a bag of blood cost?" "It's free," responds the employee.
I'm angry that the same white friend who said to me years ago that letting go of my anger will set me free responded defensively to my efforts to engage with her about her own racial awareness as if I were attacking or bullying her: "What am I supposed to do, just sit back and take it?" (Well, actually, yes).
No such relationship was seen for model-free responding.
In comparison, median values of CD8+ T cells producing at least one cytokine were up to 9.1% and 17.4% and found in up to 100% and 60% of HBV-free responding mice (experiments 1 and 2, respectively).
Yes you can, unless the phone is hands-free, responded Paul J. Browne, the chief spokesman for the Police Department.
The site lists classes that include "Making Your First Sale," "Making Money," "Fast Track," and one that seems appropriate for the Mets as they await a time when they can afford major free agents: "Responding Confidently to Tough Questions".
As this study and others [ 17- 19] indicate, free operant responding is composed of multiple underlying components that change over the course of extinction.
