Sentence examples for responsive to wind from inspiring English sources
Trends towards constructing taller and increasingly slender buildings imply that these structures are potentially more responsive to wind excitation, causing discomfort to occupants.
Recent trends towards constructing taller buildings with irregular geometric shapes imply that these structures are potentially more responsive to wind excitation.
The afferent nervous response to the wind generated by an approaching bat resulted in distinct bursts fired by at least three different neuronal units most likely belong to giant interneurons (GINs), which are known to be responsive to wind.
After dispersal, hemocytes become responsive to wound stimuli owing to downregulation of developmental cues [ 12], suggesting a prioritization of developmental cues over wound cues; a large overlap exists in the machinery used to respond to either cue.
Third, we found this region to be the most responsive to tactile and wind stimuli, as described above.
"That the ocarina is a highly vocalized instrument very responsive to changes in the vocal chords or wind,'' the fellow said.
Everything he wrote was responsive to some extraordinary moment, dramatically inflated by the wind of history.
But like all German leaders, Stelzenmüller stresses, Merkel is severely constrained by the country's political structure, its Länder, coalition government, and a powerful constitutional court: "Few leaders are as responsive to public mood as Merkel, because none sail so close to the wind".
Very responsive to treatment.
Be more responsive to complaints..
