"I guess I'm responsive to how my environment is," he said.
And a logical next choice is to see if we can stabilize the system by both measuring the angle and at the same time being careful to be responsive to how fast that angle is changing, so that if it's changing too fast, we can move the cart or our hand under the inverted pendulum more quickly.
The nature of retail is changing, sure, but the brands that are responsive to how people actually want to shop will soon win the next generation of consumers.
In a comparison with traditional clustering approaches, such as k-means and self-organization mapping, the new skellam model has more biological relevance, equipped with a capacity to test whether a given group is responsive to environmental changes and how this plastic response is related with, or induced by, an environmental cue.
He has a positive attitude toward city employees and he is responsive to neighborhoods and knows how to get things done.
Recent research suggests racial classification is responsive to social stereotypes, but how this affects racial classification in national vital statistics is unknown.
"Bank of America issues constant press releases about how it is responsive to their borrowers on these issues.
Implementation science sheds light on which project activities were essential, how BRAC created social capital that was responsive to the context, and how this capital spurred behavior change among health providers and pregnant women.
Are you using that strategy in companies you've invested in at your new fund? A. In the new fund we are able to employ a less confrontational version of activism, because a majority of the companies we invest in are responsive to our suggestions as to how to increase shareholder value.
With the A.T.M.'s, it had to be responsive to the quirks of how Brazilians handle their money.
