Sentence examples similar to known receptive from inspiring English sources

When we came up with the idea, we didn't know how receptive people would be.

"I don't know how receptive Harlem is going to be to Mormons trying to transform people".

Almost all the respondents knew that receptive (94.3%) and insertive (92.9%) anal sex without a condom could spread HIV.

For the web surveys, we only targeted participants able to complete surveys in English, and thus do not know how receptive the non-English-speaking participants would be to completing the survey.

And you'll know how receptive they're feeling toward you!

Neurons in these layers are connected to a small region of the previous layer known as the receptive field, instead of the entire previous layer as is found in a dense layer.

As expected, 2D location information (horizontal and vertical) could be strongly decoded in early visual areas, with reduced decoding higher along the visual hierarchy, consistent with known changes in receptive field sizes.

A central concept in understanding how neurons respond to visual information is that, when stimuli fall in a region of space known as the receptive field, they induce neurons to fire.

Interactions between inhibitory interneurons and excitatory spiny neurons and also other inhibitory cells represent fundamental network properties which cause the so-called thalamo-cortical response transformation and account for the well-known receptive field differences of cortical layer IV versus thalamic neurons.

Beneath the cornea is a transparent crystalline cone through which rays converge to an image at the tip of a receptive structure, known as the rhabdom.

In the 1950's, the mob sent him west ("Los Angeles, in particular, was known as a city receptive to both hoodlums and Jews," Russo writes), where, among other tasks, Korshak funneled dirty money into real estate and films, including the 1976 version of "King Kong" and "A Bridge Too Far," making it clean.