用react to造句子，“react to”造句

Let's say you want to design an experiment to test how people react to flattery.

Do you want to change the way you react to stressful situations?

In Washington some felt that we must react to this challenge with full military vigor.

It is not clear how Yahoo's board will react to Microsoft's offer.

Not to react to a stimulus immediately but to get hold of the instincts that inhibits and checks.

The researchers added carbonic anhydrase genes to plants that do not react to higher levels of carbon dioxide.

Now for us – the next thing is to see how our supporters in China react to our new album!

It is not simply what we know that matters, but how we react to what we do not know.

The need to react to new market opportunities increasingly requires information to flow between applications that were not designed to work together.

They react to create huge amounts of extra heat, enough to melt the titanium and allow it to pool at the bottom of the container.

The women took slightly longer than the men to react to jokes that were funny - but were quicker to spot duds.

Bond markets would probably react to an increase in the inflation target by driving up market interest rates to levels that would make meeting it impossible.

As the above quote shows, no matter what the situation is, you're always free to choose how you react to it.

This sofa will react to your various needs whatever it is relax in front of the fireplace or just enjoy a good book or music.

So much to understand, to think about, to react to. A friend of mine recently took a new job as the head of learning and development at a mid-sized investment bank.

Chapman said: "There is a danger that some teachers are being expected to stick rigidly to their lesson plans, rather than use their professional judgment and react to a child's enthusiasm."

What is clear is that receptors in the eye react to the visible blue part of the light, to work in such a way with the distribution of the sleep hormone melatonin.

Spain's Iker Casillas (l) and Sergio Ramos react to letting in a goal from France's Patrick Vieira (not in picture) during their second round World Cup 2006 soccer match in Hanover June 27, 2006.

They react towards society in very specific manner, creating different levels of privacy.

It is our choice how we react to unforeseen circumstances.

Taste. The tongue contains small groups of sensory cells called taste buds that react to chemicals in foods. Taste buds react to sweet, sour, salty, and bitter.

Doctor Marban said a biological pacemaker should be able to react to the body's changing needs.

The best scripts are those that react to something the user does.

If you currently react to stress with a cigarette, you'll need to find something else to do.

During the fermentation of the young wine, hydrogen sulfide and alcohol react to produce thiol, which smells like onion.

Researchers increasingly believe that how individual women react to stress is a major factor in its effects.

All of this will enable different project roles to make the right decisions on how to react to changes as the project progresses.

The higher the closing speed of two aircraft heading towards each other, the bigger the PAZ required, because the pilot needs more time to react to a warning.

Those negative thought patterns get stuck within the subconscious mind and can literally shape who you are and how you react to your environment.

You have to make the mental shift to set the pace for empowering customers to your advantage rather than keep struggling to react to the demands of empowered customers.

This book teaches us all a very valuable lesson about life, it happens but it's how you choose to react to it that can break you or make you stronger.

I felt confident that Betsey Wright, Dick Morris, David Watkins, and I could deal with whatever came up, but I was concerned about how Chelsea would react to people saying bad things about her father.

How did they react to your suggestion?

How did they react to the powerful Roman Empire?

It absolutely amazes me how many people over-react to receiving email SPAM.

Instead, you're forced to react to the situation and scramble to correct the problems caused by sudden changes.

As a writer, having a glimpse into how readers react to different topics, styles and techniques can be very enlightening.

Among other requirements, robot therapists must be subtle enough to respond to their patients without scaring them away, and smart enough to identify and react to autistic behaviors.

Researchers at Edinburgh University have shown how two receptors in older brains react to the stress hormone cortisol, which has been linked to memory loss in the elderly.

There are many different kinds of people in the world, and you can never assume that everyone will react to your strategies in the same way.

Indeed, the outgoing affability of most dogs towards humans and other dogs is in sharp contrast to the mix of fear and aggression with which wolves react to animals from other packs.

People react to the environment in four ways: first, to leave it, second, to change it, third, to adapt to it, and fourth, to complain about it. The first three reactions are likely to find new vitality, but do not choose fourth reactions.

And systems should be able to react to supplied data by triggering events.

An ideal way to learn how sheep will react to where you put your dog is to drive them yourself.

Icebergs in the Antarctic area sometimes have stripes, formed by layers of snow that react to different conditions.

This "methylation" of GR appears to make the individual more tuned in or sensitised to stress, meaning that they will react to it quicker both mentally and hormonally.

To avoid what is called cognitive dissonance, in which our thoughts and actions don't match up, our minds react to the change in our facial expression to bring our beliefs in line with our behavior.

In others, such as Britain, the brain's stem is regarded as the crucial part. In this case simpler tests can be applied, such as whether a patient's pupils react to light.

The more positively you react to her "babbling", the more she will "talk" back to you.

We need to learn more about the way children's bodies react to medicines so we can improve global child health.

And we content creators have been too slow to react to free exploitation of news content by third parties without input or permission.

For example, we react to the earth according to the manner in which we have handled the problems of earth in our other lives- brotherly love, material possessions, sex, food and drink.

Bighorn sheep react to a coyote in the Lamar Valley in Yellowstone National Park.

Some brain-scan studies, in fact, suggest that our brains react to peer exclusion much as they respond to threats to physical health or food supply.

I just don't know how to react to it.

The team has, for example, used cognitive behavioural therapy to train patients with fibromyalgia not to react to pain but rather to focus on enjoyable activities.

How would the US government react to such a change?

"At first, Lester's a hunted animal and he has to react to survive," he said. "But as the series goes on, you see that he starts to enjoy it - he actually is getting better at it."

Shocked Facebook users were quick to react to the shocking footage, condemning the rude action of the boy in hoodie.

Neri Oxman's design group Materialecology studies the physics of building materials and offers designs that correspond with and react to their environment.