Sentence examples for it responsive to from inspiring English sources

He had designed his building to be "a good citizen," as he phrased it, responsive to its surroundings, and he felt that the art in the entrance lobby was an essential element.

Comparing graphs of response amplitude vs flash strength before and during perfusion with MFA in the same cone highlights how junctional coupling transforms the sensitivity profile of the cone making it responsive to dim flashes, thereby widening its dynamic range.

"It really is not difficult to make it responsive to a human voice.

Mr. Adler improved Mr. Polley's device by making it responsive to sound instead of light.

"The issue is which coalition to join and how to make it responsive to your program," he wrote.

As if that wasn't already impressive enough, research published today in the Journal of Experimental Biology shows that octopus skin contains the pigment proteins found in eyes, making it responsive to light.

Which means the standard, simple version is actually the best; it's comfortable enough, it's responsive to the driver's commands and it feels the most natural.

It's responsive to its place and purpose, but it's also memorable, daring and fascinating.

Coll called it "lawyerly," and said, "It was responsive to the true complexity of the Middle East, but not inspiring for being so".

This maximizes the surface area of the liquid-metal droplet relative to its volume, making it more responsive to surface-tension-based actuation.

It also leads to more flexible warehouse design, which makes it more responsive to change.