Sentence examples for speakers in response from inspiring English sources

In fact, their impact is already being felt — RSA has added a number of female and POC keynote speakers in response to the controversy.

Variability across speakers in response to physical task stress is a theme across these studies, where, as cited above, Koblick [15], Godin and Hansen [14], Baker et al. [3], and Godin et al. [22] observed parameter shifts for a majority but not all speakers.

Before that, South Korea briefly switched on its speakers in response to landmine explosions that maimed two soldiers, which it blamed on North Korea, according to AP.

The tester recorded the dog's head-orienting response to the speakers in response to the playbacks using a digital videocamera placed in front of the bowl at a distance of 6 m.

Subjects still looked longer at the speaker in response to the incongruent than the congruent stimuli (median 5.80 s, inter-quartile range 8.84; median 0.56 s, inter-quartile range 7.94); Wilcoxon test Z = -2.80, p = 0.002.

Males spent more time looking toward the speaker in response to the calls of their juvenile or infant associates than to the calls of age-matched control juveniles or infants (Wilcoxon, T +  = 20, one tie, N = 7, P = 0.046; Fig.  5).

Many party speakers noted, in response to the demonstrators, that they'd been vocal supporters of single-payer healthcare, and in some cases had co-sponsored bills to enact it.

Hammond outlined the British assistance after an urgent question to the Commons was granted by the speaker, John Bercow, in response to a request by the Tory MP John Baron.

Amid laughter and the PM's protestations that he had not finished, the speaker said: "In response to that question the prime minister has finished and he can take it from me that he has finished".

"I think that's my presumption today". -- Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos in response to a question in May from TV reporter Mike Gousha about whether Trump will be "disastrous" and lose to Clinton.

The figures provide a more specific individualized view of the speaker variation in response to physical task stress compared with the much earlier study results from Godin and Hansen [14].