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responsive

[ri-spon-siv] / rɪˈspɒn sɪv /


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ACA neurons conveyed more detailed visual information than ORB neurons and were more responsive to changes in contrast.

From Science Daily

Reliable and responsive customer support can also make a significant difference when troubleshooting issues.

From Salon

“Is the name change an attempt to dilute the focus on Black student equity and set a new precedent that makes other culturally responsive programs vulnerable?” he said.

From Los Angeles Times

To do so, boards need to ensure that executives allocate resources—both capital and labor—in alignment with long-term strategies while remaining sufficiently responsive to short-term issues.

From Barron's

“We’ve been engaging with the city since day one of our operations, and we are committed to working with them to be responsive to our neighbors,” the statement read.

From Los Angeles Times