Sentence examples for it is able to respond from inspiring English sources

It is able to respond correctly to short-term events as well as annual changes.

Because the diaphragm of a condenser microphone can be very light, compared with the more massive dynamic microphone, it is able to respond faster and at higher frequencies.

If the URL belongs to a remote web server, it is able to respond.

It is able to respond rapidly to changing environmental conditions, and some organelles, such as peroxisomes, fluctuate in size and number.

T. vaginalis develops a chronical infection under different urogenital microenvironments, mainly affecting women, showing that it is able to respond accordingly to the hostile environment during infection by modulating the trichomonal pathobiology as an adaptative response.

It is able to respond to external oxygen availability by utilizing both respirative and fermentative metabolic modes and it grows at a fast rate even when aerobic respiration is limited or completely prevented [ 1- 3].

The feature works with Amazon's free-with-Prime streaming service Prime Music as well as Amazon Music Unlimited – its Spotify competitor that's designed especially with Alexa and Echo speakers in mind, as it's able to respond to a series of voice commands that go beyond simple song requests.

The feature works with Amazon's free-with-Prime streaming service Prime Music as well as Amazon Music Unlimited – its Spotify competitor that's designed especially with Alexa and Echo speakers in mind, as it's able to respond to a series of voice commands that go beyond simple song requests.

I was able to know it so well that I was able to respond to the new people in new roles and the new director, Ryan".

This sounds at first like a recipe for a dystopian workplace where every keystroke is tallied in someone's HR file, but in reality it's how Deloitte is able to respond with concern to employees who are in a danger zone of overwork.

So while the fetus may not only be 'fragile', it is plastic and is able to respond adaptively to a wide range of challenges and stimuli during development.