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61, Steaming softens and opens the pores so that the skin is more receptive to other products and ingredients.

62, It is usually reserved for the grand finale, after the singing and preaching have induced a receptive mood.

63, Not only were they very receptive from a tactical viewpoint, they also kept their cool under pressure.

64, More than any others, so-called primitive peoples are receptive to nature and model their life and attitudes upon it.

65, But then the settlers - settlers in all countries, as it happens - were particularly receptive to uninformed rumour.

66, If the leader is open, receptive, and responsive to you, the others will more than likely follow suit.

67, It is extremely receptive, compassionate, and other-directed.

68, He grew eloquent under her receptive gaze.

69, It helps, of course, that so many of its customers are children, who tend to be more receptive to spin-off products than adults.

70, As a result, receptive fields with both orientation and spatial frequency selectivity, similar to Gabor filters, are learned and tested.

71, Neurons in the upper layers of the superior colliculus have well - defined receptive fields.

72, Major Topics: Striate Cortex Receptive Field Organization , Cytoarchitecture, Modular Organization, Imaging.

73, Using maximum likelihood criterion in clustering algorithms, the clusters have spherical or ellipsoidal receptive fields and match the distributes of patterns better.

74, Pisces is a Water element. Ruled by mystical Neptune, This sign is extremely receptive, compassionate, and other-directed.

75, I was to keep ever before them the picture of a bright, passive , good - humored, receptive mass.

76, Pisces is a Water element. Ruled by mystical Neptune, this sign is extremely receptive, compassionate, and other-directed. But the lack of ego-strength can make you feel helpless.

77, Oleophilic: Oil receptive property such as image areas of printing plates.

78, Not all countries on the receiving end of these flows are receptive to the idea.Sentencedict.com

79, The Icelander is highly receptive to Pardew's vision of retaining an English core at his club.

80, DIESTRUS in the unspayed female dog . The period of sexual inactivity after the female is receptive.

81, Their responses to electrical stimulation, of receptive fields were characterized by monosynaptic linleage, low threshold and fastness in condition velocity.

82, This is consistent with the physiological observations such as two Gauss like receptive fields, lateral inhibition phenomena and so on But, there is still lack of psycholophysical evidence about this.

83, The receptive field (RF) theory and the lateral inhibition (LI) mechanism are of the same view.

84, Winning bidder must be prepared to work with us to get the right look and feel, being receptive to detailed feedback with relatively fast turn-around.

85, To remould traditional receptive learning and adopt the inquiry learning has been eye - catching in the reform.

86, The very first impression finds us receptive, and we are so made the we can be convinced of the most incredible things.

87, The atmosphere within the school was by then receptive to change.

88, She defended President Obama's overtures towards Presidents Chavez in Venezuela, saying that efforts to isolate anti-American leaders had only made them more receptive to other powers.

89, There's other disorders of language such as receptive aphasia where the person could speak very fluently but the words don't make any sense and they can't understand anybody else.

90, Pisces is a Water element. It is extremely receptive, compassionate, and other-directed.