This machine does that, responding to opponents' moves and pursuing optimal strategies.
Mr. Romney, responding to opponents' barbs about his use of overseas tax havens, has offered a narrow defense, saying only that the investments, many made through the private equity firm he founded, Bain Capital, have yielded him "not one dollar of reduction in taxes".
Ahead of the publication of my book Dead Aid, an author friend of mine cautioned me about responding to opponents who found it necessary to color their criticism with personal attacks.
Responding to opponents' demands, engineers now pump highly treated wastewater leaving the plant into an underground basin, where it filters through layers of sand and gravel before being piped to the homes and businesses that use it.
Rousey says her job is to figure out how to respond to her opponent's attacks and lapses, and then train until those responses become reflexes.
Regardless, there is a sense that the league and the union have learned from politics, and the need to respond to their opponent's positions.
The coach later informs me that a table tennis ball travels at up to 170mph and that a player has 0.7 seconds to respond to an opponent's shot.
In the end, Lincoln was forced to respond to his opponent's jibes by saying that he had never suggested "political and social equality between the white and black races" nor suggested that they should be able to vote, sit on juries or be allowed to intermarry.
A player may respond to an opponent's move before writing it down.
The authors of this pro/con debate, which is based on a clinical scenario, first describe their position and then respond to their opponent's position.
The authors of this pro/con debate, which is based on a clinical scenario, first describe their own position and then respond to their opponent's position.
