Sentence examples for has a receptive from inspiring English sources
And he may be right to think he has a receptive audience.
Each neuron in the optic tectum has a receptive field (RF), which is composed of inputs from the retina that are activated by stimuli presented in a particular region of visual space.
And he has a receptive audience: voters sick of the looting of their country will back a leader who seems genuine about reform.To make the most of these slim advantages, however, Mr Yar'Adua needs to act quickly.
This type of response is rare; the most usual ganglion cell or optic nerve fibre has a receptive field organized in a concentric manner, so that a spot of light falling in the central part of the field produces a discharge, while a ring of light falling on the surrounding area has the opposite effect, giving an off-response i.e., giving a discharge off-response ilight is switched off.e
Montreal has a receptive enthusiastic community.
Assume that neuron A in layer 0 has a receptive field that represents stimulus A and Neuron B in layer 0 produces response B. Imagine that neuron A in layer 0 projects to neuron B in layer 0. That is, the function of layer 0's neural topology constitutes the stimulus-response relation "stimulus A causes response B".
I probably would have a receptive person because Reginald Mayo has been a big supporter of innovations and ways to improve the education of New Haven, particularly the Teachers Institute.
But Finkel vowed to provide the government with evidence-based advice and was "absolutely confident" that he would have a receptive audience.
That can mean its products are shown by research to have a receptive audience abroad or meet a business need that is not met locally.
In urging unhurried deliberation on the recommendations of the commission, Mr. Rumsfeld and Mr. McLaughlin had a receptive audience on the Armed Services Committee, which traditionally defends the prerogatives of the Pentagon.
