Sentence examples for inherent receptivity from inspiring English sources
In addition to his numerous articles in the official gazette and al-Urwat al-wuthqā, ʿAbduh's most important writings included Risālat at-tawḥīd ("Treatise on the Oneness of God"); a polemic on the superiority of Islām to Christianity in its inherent receptivity to science and civilization; and a fragmentary commentary on the Qurʾān, completed after his death by a disciple.
Second, as has already been argued, there is an inherent institutional receptivity of military, police, and correctional institutions to the practice of torture; a receptivity which is such that torture cultures will grow and flourish, notwithstanding Dershowitz's proposal that only tightly controlled and highly restricted forms of torture are to be legally admissible.
These models are named "embryo-uterus" (EU) models and are based on the idea that the successful development of an embryo depends independently on two binary factors, the embryos own inherent viability (E) and the receptivity of the uterus (U).
Thus the network-wide change in receptivity during UP states, combined perhaps with the nonlinearity inherent in the action potential threshold, could render the entire active network altered to an extent greater than the change in any one neuron.
That receptivity element.
"This is getting slow and steady receptivity.
What distinguishes aimless drift from alert receptivity?
There's just a lot more receptivity".
He was looking for a certain receptivity.
"You found a greater degree of receptivity".
