Sentence examples for responsive making from inspiring English sources

PDFs are not responsive, making them so difficult to look at on a mobile screen they are virtually useless.

It has a trackpad at the bottom that invokes a traditional mouse cursor on screen, responds to multi-touch gestures and is responsive, making it useful for fine-grain control.

The interface was very responsive, making good use of Ajax.

Although parkinsonism is considered a minor criteria for FXTAS, some patients are dopamine responsive making them similar to patients with idiopathic Parkinson disease.

Investing in new technologies, such as Future Combat Systems, to make individual soldiers more capable and responsive, makes more sense.

He did an initial "brief evaluation" when Mr. Padilla arrived in June 2002, finding that he was "responsive, made good eye contact and, in fact, smiled periodically".

Make sure your design elements are responsive, make your text easily readable without zooming, and make your features easy to interact with, even with bulky fingers doing the work.

They have found that when you repeatedly take a substance like cocaine, your dopamine system becomes hyper-responsive, making the drug extremely difficult for the addicted brain to ignore.

Pregnant women, they said, seem to be especially responsive, generally making recommended changes like giving up smoking.

They included a competent public service characterized by clear lines of accountability and by transparent and responsive decision making.

And we raised the issue, and the creative team was always responsive in making changes in the interest of safety".