Mortgage rates, which respond closely to long-term borrowing costs set by traders in the government bond market, are less affected by the Fed actions.
In this environment, manufacturing enterprises, to remain competitive, must respond closely to customer demands by improving their flexibility and agility, while maintaining their productivity and quality.
That is, species' ranges might respond closely to climatic fluctuations and track appropriate conditions closely, or they might "put up with" the average conditions and "squeak through" the extremes, but the balance is not yet clear.
The thermosphere is known to respond closely to solar forcing at various timescales ranging from the solar cycle to a few minutes during solar flares (e.g., Liu et al. 2005, 2007).
Results show that both χ and 40K data sets from laboratory measurement on samples collected in the field, where rocks are relatively fresh, are generally well correlated, respond closely to climate and the corresponding detrital/eolian flux into the marine environment, and can be used for a rough proxy for each other.
We set 2003 as the baseline year for our projection because the default data for the new LiST projections were collected to respond closely to the year 2003.
The Cid responded by closely besieging the rebel city.
These newer, often less well-funded institutions lack a "comfort zone" and respond more closely to society's needs.
Mr. Lombard said that the latest version of that device, the SPV 2000, is still "not an enormous success" for Orange, but insisted that the companies have moved from a "techno-push approach to a market-pull approach," where they are responding more closely to customer demands.
The Sensit had the lowest threshold diameter of bead to which it would respond followed closely by the Saltiphone.
