So if your kids seriously tune you out - or if you sense they'll be more responsive to hearing about high school from someone born in the 21st century - here's some advice from the pros - high school sophomores!
Senator Orrin G. Hatch, the Utah Republican who is chairman of the Judiciary Committee, said the contention that Mr. Estrada was not responsive at his hearing was "laughable".
This suggests that theta oscillations inside auditory cortex are broadly responsive to the whole hearing spectrum, while local gamma generators are finely tuned to specific frequencies.
If you're listening really careful right now, and you've got the ability to really be responsive to what you're hearing from your customers, I think you can come out of this better than your competitors.
In conclusion, these data reveal a network of miRNAs in the zebra finch's auditory forebrain, responsive to the experience of hearing another bird sing.
"He wasn't responsive -- he didn't hear what I had to say," Mr. Inhofe said.
Yesterday, announcing the reduction in Mr. Silverman's package, Mr. Coleman made the following statement: "We believe that these revised contractual arrangements are responsive to concerns we have heard from our investors, and are clearly in our shareholders' best interest".
Policy makers are responsive -- make your voice heard.
2. Be a deeply responsive listener who demonstrates you heard what they said, and does not immediately revert the conversation back to yourself.
Almost the reverse: though the dancers performed some spectacular feats, seldom could you hear any of the responsive noises usually elicited by the company's virtuoso stunts.
