ability to respond

If it was clear Japan was suffering beyond its ability to respond, 'we'd reiterate our offer' to help more, Mr. Lacey-Hall said.

As our military leaders have made clear, changes like this affect our ability to respond to threats in an unstable part of the world.

Many utilities are breaking out of the conventional phone UI to take advantage of the device's unique ability to respond to finger gestures.

This reflects worries that the company has become excessively bureaucratic, hampering its ability to respond quickly to rivals.

For all her lack of a strategic vision, however, she has strengthened the WHO's ability to respond to a pandemic.

Iran frequently stages war games and weapons tests to show its ability to respond to a potential attack by the United States or Israel.

The owners feel that the lack of a proper information infrastructure is reducing their ability to respond quickly to client needs.

How does this mound of meat bring into being her comprehension of the doctor's question, and her ability to respond to it?

Either from the supply of funds or from the choice of projects have great potential. Our ability to respond to the U.

Objective This paper was to establish a sound drug safety warning system and to enhance the ability to respond to drug safety risks.

The service provides two operations: the ability to respond to a production schedule request and the ability to create a shipping schedule.

This helps increase overall team efficiency, as well as your ability to respond quickly to customers, colleagues, and suppliers.

This brings us to a key aspect of a business rule: how dynamic it is, or, its ability to respond to a changing business environment.

Environmental regulation can stimulate enterprises to innovate for improving the ability to respond to environmental regulation.

Bandwidth describes the instrument's ability to respond to time varying signals over a range of frequencies.

Alert gives the customer the ability to respond and talk with a bank service agent via messaging or voice.

The aggregate characteristic which most often concerns the engineer is its ability to respond favorably to the abrasive effect of traffic.

The so-called touch, meaning the keyboard and string machines hit the strings passed to the players ability to respond to the power play.

Type 2 diabetes occurs when the body loses its ability to respond to insulin, the body's key blood sugar-regulating hormone.

Countries in this Region have shown strong leadership and the ability to respond quickly, in a coordinated way.

PSA's success epitomizes Singapore's ability to respond with pragmatic and flexible measures to formidable challenges.

That's particularly important here because [fibrosis] can starve cells of oxygen and inhibit their ability to respond to glucose.

WIE: How does Jungian therapy help us cultivate the willingness and ability to respond to the call of the Self?

Remember that during this Christmas season, when your family or friends challenge your ability to respond like Jesus! !

polymorphism gives objects the ability to respond to messages from routines when the object's exact type is not known.

Above a certain age, we are losing brain cells each day, and with them goes our ability to respond.

With quick thinking on the comprehensive ability, the keyboard should also have the ability to respond to the spot.

Both the Russian and Western ability to respond to this incursion on their pipeline plans looks weak.

The resulting photo products damage the cells, impairing their ability to respond to light, and in extreme cases can destroy them.

Such short sightedness would restrict the law's ability to respond to new and emerging risks, and also create administrative overlaps.

The brain decreases its ability to respond to dopamine signals (desensitization).

Appreciation of sculpture depends upon the ability to respond to form in there dimension.

Even with low interest rates, such levels constrain the state's ability to respond to shocks.

However, other factors are eroding the regime's ability to respond to the situation coherently.

Eighth, we will implement the national plan to respond to climate change to strengthen China's ability to respond to climate change.

This limits its ability to respond to domestic contractions.

Managers need to control their own environment, by using self-determination and the ability to respond to various circumstances.

Meaning you are running at 100% capacity and have no ability to respond to changes.

China's ability to respond to these worries is extremely limited.

Ability to respond to Molds for the maintenance of proper preparation for spare parts in order to achieve the shortest cycle maintenance.

Responsibility is the ability to respond ably and to make smart choice.

Ability to respond to changing priorities.

With their new post-surgery process, they have given themselves a greater ability to respond to health care reform.

REM sleep helps maintain the ability to respond.

At the same time, debt-service burdens are constraining households' ability to respond to policy actions.

We have the ability to respond, or the ability to take action.

Thus, it can train VTS operators dealing with traffic incidents and the ability to respond to emergencies.

ASIMO's ability to respond and recognise sound has been improved, and now it can distinguish between voices and sounds.

In 2008 disagreement centred on developing countries' ability to respond to surges in agricultural imports.

Another measure of the instrument's response is its ability to respond to a step function;

in daily work, the ability to respond to suddenly occurred public health incident should be store;