Definition of responsiveness in English:

responsiveness

noun rɪˈspɒnsɪvnəsrəˈspɑnsɪvnəs

mass noun

The quality of reacting quickly and positively.
a bank's responsiveness to customer problems engenders trust
the responsiveness of the vehicle
Example sentencesExamples
- Even its responsiveness to change may be a determining factor in its competitiveness.
- In the architecture of developing countries, structures grow with an organic responsiveness of form to function.
- She links knowing through hearing to the notion of responsiveness, in that hearing is more personal than seeing.
- The company's responsiveness to user needs has earned it a passionate following.
- Perfectionism bases a concept of self-fulfilment on our capacities of responsiveness.
- She approaches oils with a similar responsiveness to the materials, vigorously painting wet into wet with a fully charged brush.
- His responsiveness to nature recalls one of Atwood's beliefs about qualities extant in much Canadian literature.
- Adjustments can be made in real time, giving the responsiveness of an analog unit.
- In his responsiveness to sensual surfaces, Paul is very much like his mother.
- Respect, responsiveness, results—people here actually believe that stuff.

Definition of responsiveness in US English:

responsiveness

nounrəˈspänsivnəsrəˈspɑnsɪvnəs

The quality of reacting quickly and positively.
a bank's responsiveness to customer problems engenders trust
the responsiveness of the vehicle
Example sentencesExamples
- Respect, responsiveness, results—people here actually believe that stuff.
- She approaches oils with a similar responsiveness to the materials, vigorously painting wet into wet with a fully charged brush.
- Adjustments can be made in real time, giving the responsiveness of an analog unit.
- Perfectionism bases a concept of self-fulfilment on our capacities of responsiveness.
- The company's responsiveness to user needs has earned it a passionate following.
- Even its responsiveness to change may be a determining factor in its competitiveness.
- In the architecture of developing countries, structures grow with an organic responsiveness of form to function.
- In his responsiveness to sensual surfaces, Paul is very much like his mother.
- She links knowing through hearing to the notion of responsiveness, in that hearing is more personal than seeing.
- His responsiveness to nature recalls one of Atwood's beliefs about qualities extant in much Canadian literature.

单词	responsiveness
释义	Definition of responsiveness in English: responsiveness noun rɪˈspɒnsɪvnəsrəˈspɑnsɪvnəs mass noun The quality of reacting quickly and positively. a bank's responsiveness to customer problems engenders trust the responsiveness of the vehicle Example sentencesExamples Even its responsiveness to change may be a determining factor in its competitiveness. In the architecture of developing countries, structures grow with an organic responsiveness of form to function. She links knowing through hearing to the notion of responsiveness, in that hearing is more personal than seeing. The company's responsiveness to user needs has earned it a passionate following. Perfectionism bases a concept of self-fulfilment on our capacities of responsiveness. She approaches oils with a similar responsiveness to the materials, vigorously painting wet into wet with a fully charged brush. His responsiveness to nature recalls one of Atwood's beliefs about qualities extant in much Canadian literature. Adjustments can be made in real time, giving the responsiveness of an analog unit. In his responsiveness to sensual surfaces, Paul is very much like his mother. Respect, responsiveness, results—people here actually believe that stuff. Definition of responsiveness in US English: responsiveness nounrəˈspänsivnəsrəˈspɑnsɪvnəs The quality of reacting quickly and positively. a bank's responsiveness to customer problems engenders trust the responsiveness of the vehicle Example sentencesExamples Respect, responsiveness, results—people here actually believe that stuff. She approaches oils with a similar responsiveness to the materials, vigorously painting wet into wet with a fully charged brush. Adjustments can be made in real time, giving the responsiveness of an analog unit. Perfectionism bases a concept of self-fulfilment on our capacities of responsiveness. The company's responsiveness to user needs has earned it a passionate following. Even its responsiveness to change may be a determining factor in its competitiveness. In the architecture of developing countries, structures grow with an organic responsiveness of form to function. In his responsiveness to sensual surfaces, Paul is very much like his mother. She links knowing through hearing to the notion of responsiveness, in that hearing is more personal than seeing. His responsiveness to nature recalls one of Atwood's beliefs about qualities extant in much Canadian literature.
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