Sentence examples for response manual from inspiring English sources
In response to the release of sensitive Democratic National Committee emails to influence the United States presidential election, for example, the White House recently issued its first emergency response manual for a major a cyber-attack.
Then, the training results of each trainee can be compared and the associated analysis would affect the emergency response manual in detail and the controller design in an emergency shutdown logic.
This genetic fuzzy controller demonstrates improved response than manual control.
PERSPECTIVE The attenuation of pain facilitatory measures may serve an important underlying role in the therapeutic response to manual therapies.
This observation stresses the importance of the spindle in the inhibition of contractions, and is reminiscent of the effect observed in response to manual manipulations of the spindle of echinoderm embryos [15].
There may also be wisdom in including a force-directed layout algorithm to better optimize placement of nearby glyphs in response to manual adjustment of any particular one.
Moreover, the co-localized QTL for BT on GGA15 was located near a QTL for corticosterone that was measured in response to manual restraint [ 45].
In accordance with the oculomotor hypothesis of Rafal et al. (1989), Taylor and Klein (2000) speculated that in addition to revealing the effects of IOR, saccadic responses also produce IOR (even if the subsequent response is manual).
For example, proteins, hormones and microbes in the saliva of vertebrate herbivores could have large effects on gene expression in ways that are not seen in a plant's response to manual wounding/clipping [ 34, 35.
Authors' response: During manual editing and further evaluation of model structures we used the presence of salt bridges including functionally important (as shown by experiments) residues as the main criteria.
While systemic administration of HC-067047 did induce a transient increase in blood pressure under basal conditions, a similar effect was observed in vehicle-treated animals, suggesting that the transient hypertension may have been a stress response to manual handling.
