The phrase 'react to the environment' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk about how a person or thing instinctively responds to their environment in order to stay safe or gain an advantage. For example, "Some animals have the ability to instinctively react to the environment by changing their behavior in order to find food or survive predators."
Agents react to the environment by updating their opinions at each simulation step according to the local state of the system, i.e. the opinion of the neighbours.
A car that safely drives itself and that can react to the environment and real-time roadway hazards could be society's answer to solving accidents caused by distractions and human error.
'Technosensual' fashion designer Anouk Wipprecht creates technological couture; with systems around the body that tend towards artificial intelligence; projected as 'host' systems on the human body, her designs move, breath, and react to the environment around them.
However, this knowledge is usefully as long as if the CR can represent its knowledge in a way that enables to exploit it and to react to the environment by adequate adaptations of its operating configuration.
If you're trying to build a robot that has one of the Pi cameras on it to react to the environment, you're just that much better able to write those image processing algorithms on a big, fast quad-core ARM, rather than a medium performance, single core ARM".
This lack of change in properties may have been due to natural rubber lacking the ability to react to the environment; if given enough time, it will remain bonded to the albumin and maintain its basic properties (Carvalho et al. 2003).
IN 19 OF THE MOST IMPORTANT Florence museums, designers like Christian Lacroix, Donna Karan and John Galliano will react to the environments, with installations overseen by the architect Gae Aulenti.
Genomic research makes it possible, at least theoretically, to identify the factors that control how skin reacts to the environment and to certain ingredients.
"Seeing how your child reacts to the environment, the programme leaders and the facilities will give you keen insight into whether it would be a good fit for them" says Jenkins.
A deeper layer of analysis is done in computers at the team's factory, where the same data may be analyzed in terms of how it had reacted to the environment at the track in the same race the previous year.
All the characters are reacting to the environment around them, and making choices, be it the kid that beats up his mate to join a gang or the man who goes back in to the burning building to try to save a baby.
