Sentence examples for receptive capacity from inspiring English sources

Neutral, albeit hardly aware of benefits and potential Status of a historical monument of buildings and its legal implications, lack of information, elections and lack of policy focus, lack of market (support) services, due to small size little innovation receptive capacity.

One would naturally want to defend, explain, argue or move away from the explosive anger, thus shutting down their receptive capacity in an effort to ward off the unpleasant energy.

They claim: 'factors such as dissemination and linkage mechanisms that are generally considered to be powerful explanatory factors and to be the most efficient targets for policy interventions are less important than factors such as the receptive capacity of users when one climbs from the stage of transmission to the higher stages in the ladder of knowledge utilisation.

So that one alone will give them some inspiration…" (DHMT member) Since the teams had little formalised management training, the novelty of the LDP disposed them to being receptive to capacity support.

Avicenna located the internal senses in three ventricles of the brain, placing two in each ventricle, with receptive and retentive capacities respectively.[28] The common sense and (one aspect of) the imaginative faculty comprise the first pair, located in the front ventricle of the brain.

Sensitivity to rapid temperature changes is enhanced by the very limited heat capacity of the thin receptive membrane.

Just last week he brought on Warren Tompkins in an "unofficial" capacity to see how receptive North Carolina would be to some Rovian slime.

Gratitude -- truly felt in all its glory as gratefulness (or great fullness) -- is a humbling, vulnerable state of being, which arises in equal measure to our capacity to be truly receptive.

Even the most qualified and experienced international volunteers cannot build capacity if the environment is not receptive.

A phenomenon still unexplained is the reduced capacity of high-ranking males to monopolize receptive females in our group.

To expand its range into new environments, a species requires appropriate dispersal traits and tolerance of a range of environments or capacity to experience the new environment as consistently receptive.