Sentence examples for its receptive from inspiring English sources

When the stigma becomes receptive, it waits for outcross pollen until near the end of its receptive period, at which point it curls down to self-pollinate with the pollen-covered hairs, thereby ensuring seed production.

The region or area in the periphery from which a neuron within the central nervous system receives input is called its receptive field.

In order to characterize an element, therefore, it must be called on-centre or off-centre, with the meaning thereby that at the centre of its receptive field its response was at "on" or at "off," respectively, while in the periphery it was opposite.

Because of its receptive nature, listening test items should be processed dynamically.

Especially, its receptive fields exhibit high flexibility by being formed by neural networks.

If this scenario is true, Wilcox says, it may be a bad idea to hormonally tinker with the uterus to prolong its receptive period, as some scientists have proposed; that, he says, could increase the chances of defective embryos implanting.

Nor is it at its most receptive when said seven-year-old is having shoes thrown at its head by its mother so that it will go to bed without her having to get up off the sofa and miss the opening minutes of her weekly televisual treat.

Williams's hot view of a cold world found its most receptive audiences in the late nineteen-forties and nineteen-fifties, a period in American theatre that he dominated.

And what made Scientology (founded in 1952) outlast so many of the other faiths that blossomed in the heady 1970s, when the culture was at its most receptive to new forms of groupthink?

Iflytek is working on making its software receptive to speakers of the unique Shanghai dialect.

A fundamental question concerning the way the visual world is represented in our brain is how a cortical cell responds when its classical receptive field contains a plurality of stimuli.