Sentence examples for receptive changes from inspiring English sources

The benefits are huge in terms of being able to vastly improve international data connections without making big, costly and receptive changes to the hardware that forms the infrastructure of the Internet itself.

This in turn could reflect receptive field changes at the single neuron level (for example [9]) or a differential change of amplitudes between subpopulations within a voxel.

That is, implementation commences in sites receptive to change before introducing change on a wider scale having already demonstrated positive outcomes.

With both parents traveling, kids have to learn to be receptive to changes.

Prenatal and early postnatal development is a vulnerable time of ontogeny, during which wiring of the CNS is fine-tuned and receptive to changes in environmental conditions.

Even within a single environment the overall nearness within the cell's receptive field changes over time depending on the spatial and textural properties of the environment.

The taxidermy community recognized that it needs to change with the times and has been receptive to change.

Professionals in the sector are more receptive to change than ever before.

Mrs. Hennefer said Brad is often stubborn and is not really receptive to change in his daily routine.

We should probably concentrate our efforts in places that are receptive to change, like New York and other progressive states.

"He's more receptive to change," said his sister-in-law Pat Nagler, who was among the 70 guests.