Sentence examples for responsive I from inspiring English sources
Assuming the social choice function is responsive, i.e. in distinct states it selects distinct outcomes, we show that strict Maskin monotonicity is also sufficient under a mild "no worst alternative" condition.
This means there's no need to know how to design a responsive (i.e. mobile-optimized) site since they already come bundled that way.
The early 20th century warming associated with previous sunspot increases was very responsive, i.e. as sunspot numbers increased temperatures rose with a very short lag.
One important PROM measurement quality specifically for quality assessment is that a PROM must be responsive, i.e. that it is able to measure changes in a patient's condition over time.
5), shared agency requires that the individual agents involved be mutually responsive, i.e., that each seeks to be responsive to the other's intentions and actions and that each seeks to guide their own behavior with an eye to the behavior of the other.
Bees that were over responsive, i.e. responded with PER to the airstream, the view of the syringe or to the solvent controls (hexane and ethanol) were excluded, as well as bees that were under responsive, i.e. did not even extend their proboscis after sugar stimulation on the antennae.
Here, a consistent, large-scale, and highly responsive I-V method is applied for detection of 4-nitrophenol chemical by codoped Mn2O3-ZnO NPs.
Taken together, these additive and cross-adaptative effects strongly indicate that 7-T and bitter stimuli are processed by the same taste neuron, the L2 cell, in the responsive i-type sensilla of the labial palps.
Here, we introduce the formation of a dual-responsive, i.e. reduction- and oxidation-responsive, cobalt-containing polymer core-shell particle system, displaying a reversibly switchable behavior by means of chemical oxidation reagents as well as electrochemistry experiments.
The Janzen Connell hypothesis states that tree diversity in tropical forests is maintained by specialist predators that are distance- or density-responsive (i.e. predators that reduce seed or seedling survival near adults of their hosts).
If unopposed, massive release of IL-6 under the stimulation by IL-1β might accelerate tumour progression to high stage malignancy by paracrine proliferative action on IL-6-responsive, i.e., still differentiated cells.
