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That makes it more responsive for right-handers, the reluctant majority (sorry lefties).

To do this, the GPUs support Nvidia Grid, the company's system for making server-side graphics more responsive for users who log in to remote desktops.

This allows train operators to run a service with one locomotive instead of two, reducing investment and capital costs and making operations more responsive, for example by shunting wagons on non-electrified sidings along the line.

According to the seminal works by Clarkson (1995), Donaldson and Preston (1995) and Mitchell, et al., (1997), companies should be more responsive for primary stakeholders in terms of better environmental performance as a result of their direct financial relationship with them.

You might be more responsive for certain messages at night than during the day.

Altogether fibroblasts were more responsive for senescence than keratinocytes (Table  3).

There is, therefore, a major need for more responsive tools for assessment of structural damage.

In IT, for example, we can offer more responsive training for students and under- or unemployed workers by supporting "coding schools" that allow workers, in a matter of months rather than years, to gain the skills for specific jobs in high demand.

Respondents expressed the need for fair, clear, explicit, and more responsive mechanisms for appeals and revisions.

Guided by his agile technique and subtle harmonic sense, Ellis became a more responsive foil for Peterson than Kessel had been, and the ensemble also became the rhythmic engine of Norman Granz's Jazz at the Philharmonic touring packages.

An improved and more responsive interface for selecting and annotating books would make it more useful to students.