responsive
响应
definition
adjective
a flexible service that is responsive to changing social and economic patterns
reacting quickly and positively.
I'm distracted by a nibble on my line: I jig it several times, but there is no responsive tug
answering.
example
Left-handers seem to be more acutely sensitive and 'responsive' to novelty than right handers.
Your character moves quickly and is 'responsive' to all controller commands.
It also provides motivational strategies which an educator can incorporate into the instruction plan to make it 'responsive' to the interests and needs of students.
The trigger return spring is an optional part, and the frame provided a short, crisp, 'responsive' pull without it, so it was not used for this review.
His stance was gentle, respectful, calm, centered, attuned, and 'responsive' .
Automatic reactions will diminish over time as you become more aware of and 'responsive' to them.
We then will read a Psalm or other piece of 'responsive' liturgy. After that, we will go into the more contemporary part of our service.
Yes, I understand that, but his answer may not have been entirely 'responsive' .
After that we will have some readings, and then the 'responsive' liturgy which is in your newsletter inserts.
Finally, the researchers have developed new, highly 'responsive' pressure sensors.
Specifically, across cultures women have been shown to be on average more emotionally 'responsive' , more socially attuned, and more verbally gifted than men.
What is required is a flexible approach, 'responsive' to the dictates of the facts, case by case.
That was not a 'responsive' answer to the question.
The Wednesday lunchtime mass featured chanting, 'responsive' liturgy, hymns, prayers, readings from the Epistle and Gospel lessons, and a brief homily.
Then in their own self - interest they will come forward and be more 'responsive' .
See, there are 'responsive' , friendly customer-oriented people out there, working for consumer firms.
The students have been receptive and 'responsive' , and the programs have given them the opportunity to discuss issues that are important to them, she says.
In addition to establishing caring, respectful relationships with students, culturally 'responsive' classroom managers work to create a sense of community.
An effective staffing plan is flexible and 'responsive' to short-term and long-term patient and organizational demands.
The questions and comments from the students following the talk were engaged and 'responsive' .
Once a system of school choice is established, it should remain flexible and 'responsive' to parental demand.
Although students may not be formally assessed upon the quality of their contributions, conscientious, 'responsive' individuals and analytically minded students are noticed by tutors.
Ethan, her eldest brother, had called her at home and she had been 'responsive' and quick to answer him.
I was met with a stiff child, no answering or 'responsive' hug, no acknowledgement and a blank stare into space.
I view the changes over the last four decades as largely positive and 'responsive' to the changing needs of the times.
It is one of my most favourite places because the audience is so 'responsive' .
Demanding time scales require logistic units to set up quickly with the minimum deployment footprint yet remain 'responsive' to rapidly changing operational needs.
Sometimes a friendly smile or 'responsive' nod will suffice.
Making educational opportunities 'responsive' to personal needs may help consumers to more quickly gain needed skills.
The only problem that I found with the combos is that the controller sometimes wasn't 'responsive' enough to accept a lot of the button commands, sometimes replying with easier sequences.
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