“in response to”造句，怎麼用in response to造句

The product was developed in response to customer demand.

Bohr's unposted letter was written in response to Heisenberg's apologia.

"To summarize, much of international direct investment occurs in response to imperfections in markets."

In response to external stimuli, dendritic spines in the cerebral cortex undergo structural remodeling, getting larger in response to repeated activity within the brain.

The Mormons, organizing themselves in response to a religious vision, practiced polygamy in all their settlements.

There were characteristic changes in their reactive curve in response to LHRH-stimulating test;

Thermonasty (thermonastic movements) A NASTIC MOVEMENT in response to change in temperature.

Modulation is used to control or throttle flow in response to an external control signal.

He perfected his conditioning response technique by cutting holes in the cheeks of dogs and measured the amount they salivated in response to different stimuli.

Most organizations have applications that are constantly changing in response to external business drivers.

"It won't happen," he said bluntly, in response to the Republican proposal.

The crown-rust fungus has changed continuously in response to the living substrate provided by man.

A physical alteration thought to occur in living neural tissue in response to stimuli, posited as an explanation for memory.

She bowed in response to his compliment and fluttered her eyelashes in an attempt to flirt with him.

The piston moves up and down in the piston chamber primarily in response to changes in intake manifold vacuum.

Antibody: Molecule in the immune system that circulates in Blood and lymph in response to invasion by an antigen.

Suppose that you move the reversing handle to the“ astern” side in response to the engine telegraph order.

This mechanism enables the Exchange Fund to continue passively selling more shares into TraHK in response to investor demand.

Many murders and assaults are committed in response to blows to self-esteem such as insults,“ dissing” and humiliation.

Each test item requires the test taker to understand a spoken utterance and speak in response to it.

The president has ordered emergency measures to be taken in response to the disappearance of the flight.

In response to a global recession, Hon Hai has taken all measures in response to, including open source, and he moved to cut the maximum, and other operating guidelines.

Of or relating to a reflexive response of one body structure following stimulation of another, such as the concurrent constriction of one pupil in response to light shined in the other.

When pain is unremitting, dramatic changes follow: spinal cord neurons become hypersensitive and start firing in response to weak stimuli.

Increased competition is giving consumers greater choice of networks and operators, and services develop in response to the market.

I showed him the invitation which the mayor had sent me in response to my request for an interview.

The team found that in Menéame, the discussion tree is skinny—users tend to post directly in response to the news story and not to talk amongst themselves.

RC2 will include an adaptive re-planning capability to maximize the ability of commanders to reconfigure C2 systems in response to changes in the operational environment.

In a statement issued in response to the publication of the photos the US army apologised to the families of the dead.

The retailers might figure out that they should offer special deals to loyal customers, or launch finely tuned marketing efforts in response to changes in public sentiment.

This example USES the Choose function to display a name in response to an index passed into the procedure in the parameter.

High-end cosmetic1 brands, including Estee Lauder and Amorepacific, have announced price cuts in the Chinese market in the new year in response to lowered consumption tax.

You then change in response to that.

Sudan even threatened to mobilize in response to the ultimatums.

Cocked an eyebrow in response to a silly question.

This is done mainly to increase productivity, in response to the challenge of foreign competition.

and move in response to a gust of wind are quite familiar to everybody.

Paraspeckles are dynamic structures that are altered in response to changes in cellular metabolic activity.

Chemotaxis (chemotactic movement) A TXIS in response to a chemical concentration gradient.

Rather, each receiver's response was elicited by the sound, perhaps as reflexively as we kick out our foot in response to the doctor's tiny mallet.

One approach is to use microeconomic case studies to examine consumer behaviour in response to specific tax rebates and cuts.

Each component induces a characteristic motion of the electrons in a material-back and forth in response to the electric field and around in circles in response to the magnetic field.

World Games venues in response to demand, there is the new World Games in Kaohsiung Arena and the main stadium.

That shift was probably in response to a downturn in the results of purchasing managers' surveys of business confidence.

The integrator gains the opportunity to be more flexible in adjusting the production volumes in response to changes in the season or in domestic or export demand.

Too often policy filtered up from the bottom in response to events, complaints, or pleas that originate abroad.

I'm writing in response to your invitation to guests who have recently stayed at your hotel to suggest ways in which you could further improve your service.

Hyperplasia Enlargement of a tissue due to an increase in the number of its cells. In plants this usually occurs in response to a disease-causing organism.

他的多數同僚希望利用這個“我們的時代”來儘快地重新武裝起來。

She laughed in response to his jokes.

Haptonasty(haptonastic movements) A nastic movement in response to contact.

The bill had to be withdrawn in response to vociferous and widespread objection.

A skin conductance response sensor on the left hand was used to detect any flashes of fear-based sweat in response to body threats.

The resulting state graph and table representations indicate the actions to take in response to each event in all situations.

Evolutional trend of the coastal wetland in Shanghai in response to decrease of sediment supply from the Changjiang River

Also in 1980, Congress enacted a new law in response to TMI, P.L. 96-295, 94 Stat. 780.

These cells, called endothelial cells, help vessels dilate in response to blood flow and help prevent blockages from forming.

In fact, the creation of the DDQ was partly in response to requests from managers who have signed up to the PRI for more consistency across the industry.

To sue in court in response to an earlier pleading.

Cells in the right parietal operculum operate as we act in response to other's gestures.

The piston moves up and down in the piston chamber primarily in response to changes in intakemanifold vacuum.

The primary response to winning, or the prospect of winning, was seen in the right hemisphere of the brain, while the left hemisphere was more active in response to losing, the researchers reported.

Possible high-risk shortcuts in response to a potential emergency would be difficult to justify prior to the actual occurrence of the emergency.

Third, many emerging economies have tightened monetary policy in response to high inflation.

In simplest terms, the law called for price supports for basic farm commodities to change in response to shifts in average market prices.

The company said the action was' in response to a precipitous decline in our business over the last 30 days. '.

He reasoned that iron took on more or less oxygen in response to conditions in the kimberlitic magma itself—mainly in response to heat and the available oxygen.