It is remarkable to think how responsive our own memories and emotions are to the sounds birds make sounds that have no reference to humans at all.
Publics are common in societies where public officials and institutional leaders are thought to be responsive to indications of public opinion.
Eventually, prodded by a slightly alerted religious curiosity, he approached Willie-Jay, and the chaplain's clerk, at once responsive, thought he divined in the cripple-legged body builder with the misty gaze and the prim, smoky voice "a poet, something rare and savable".
The scrolling is relatively responsive, thought still not so well-integrated with Windows as I'd like.
Have you thought through a responsive web design or mobile web versions, vs. native iOS or Android apps, and which will reach the most users with the best consumer experience?
Because Fatp proteins are thought to be responsive to circulating fatty acid content, we wondered whether increasing dietary fatty acid content would reverse the lifespan advantage conferred by the mutation.
In addition, in vernalised and control plants transcripts for the two genes exhibited similar profiles of abundance, as might be expected for genes that are not thought to be responsive to light or cold [ 8].
To search for signalling events able to drive the suppressive effect of ATRA on IL-6, we investigated the possible contribution of upstream MAPKs thought to be responsive to IL-1.
Attachment anxiety is thought to inhibit responsive caregiving because the individual focuses on their own distress and attachment needs over the needs of others [ 36, 58], and may lead to intrusiveness or overinvolvement by "…(coloring) caregiving motives with egoistic desires for acceptance, approval and gratitude" [ 55] (p.44).
Grebner's targeting objective was to direct mailings to those who were thought to be especially responsive to them.
He said that he thought the country's "responsive actions" in economic development would "probably not" have happened had the sanctions not been applied.
