At the 30-Hz and 50-Hz forcing frequencies, the maximum reaction-zone temperature and width were found to respond quasi-steadily.
When a physical force is exerted on the robot, the robot should respond quickly and steadily, just like force acting on someone's arm, and we call this compliance control.
Lebanon's capacity to respond to the crisis has steadily diminished.
The US should dial back its aggressive monetary policy, focusing on repairing its own economy's structural problems, while emerging markets should respond by allowing their exchange rates to appreciate steadily, thereby facilitating the growth of domestic demand.
Will the environmentally oriented taxes eventually erode their own basis, as consumers respond to the incentives by buying cars with steadily lower exhaust emission rates and lower tax?
P. J. Crowley, a White House spokesman, said that while White House officials had not seen the report, the administration was steadily improving the nation's ability to respond to chemical or biological attack or crisis.
The instrumentalists seemed to respond alternately to the wordless singing and to Mr. Layton's steadily pummeled bass.
Because ocean temperatures are both steadily increasing and experiencing more temperature anomalies, corals must respond to changes in their thermal environment on both very short and very long time scales.
After initially holding out hope that Mr. Assad would heed the protests that have swept the Arab world this year, Mr. Obama has steadily intensified his criticism — only to watch Syrian security forces respond to protesters with more and more force.
Recently, Mr. Koizumi, whose popularity has steadily flagged over the last few months, has been forced, uneasily, to respond to comparisons with Mr. Tanaka.
