Other designers imagine living, responsive buildings that act as an immersive interactive installation, able to move and breathe alongside their occupants.
The findings revealed that the MNCs were also efficient for cell imaging under in vivo condition and the labeled cells could be detected in a dose-responsive manner in living animals under a clinical MRI system.
She finds that while non-Māori migration is highly responsive to local labour market opportunities, Māori migration is much less responsive, particularly for Māori living in their traditional iwi area.
It cannot overcome the central paradox, which is that Gaudí's architecture was organic, living and responsive, whereas posthumous simulation of his ideas makes them fixed and lifeless.
Few studies have looked at the factors contributing to effective and "socially responsive" care for people living in poverty.
By virtue of practical reason, the rational being sees himself and others of his kind as subject to an order that is not that of nature: he lives responsive to the law of reason and sees himself as a potential member of a "kingdom of ends" wherein the demands of reason are satisfied.
The advice you receive is only as relevant and responsive as the lived experience and knowledge of those who provide it.
Even liberal aid economists, like Jeffrey Sachs of Harvard, say that as a general rule, aid should go to foreign governments that are democratic (or at the very least, responsive), that live by the law and that have more or less free markets.
Finally, to artists of a mystical bent, nature was a living thing, sensient and responsive.
