Sentence examples for living responsive from inspiring English sources

Other designers imagine living, responsive buildings that act as an immersive interactive installation, able to move and breathe alongside their occupants.

The many moving parts of Reach, from its early coding to the manufacturing of motors and segments of the wall, begin to form a living, responsive whole.

But, as well as tying the two together, the placenta also serves, as physician and author Christiane Northrup has described it, as a "living, responsive physical boundary," separating mother and child for the first nine months of the child's life.

By virtue of practical reason, the rational being sees himself and others of his kind as subject to an order that is not that of nature: he lives responsive to the law of reason and sees himself as a potential member of a "kingdom of ends" wherein the demands of reason are satisfied.

It cannot overcome the central paradox, which is that Gaudí's architecture was organic, living and responsive, whereas posthumous simulation of his ideas makes them fixed and lifeless.

Nash and Joseph both say that athletes, having been coached all their lives, tend to be responsive students.

If mast-cell mediated, the swelling is short lived and responsive to antihistamines.

When creating the animations, the team had to keep in mind the fact that characters' movements needed to be responsive to the live music.

Architects are also looking at incorporating responsive, living materials into traditional buildings to make them more environmentally sustainable and adaptive.

Corbyn had told the Sunday Mirror: "Sorry, but we live in a democracy and the government has to be responsive to parliament.

We can be responsive to our deepest needs and learn to live in harmony with our soul.