reaction of造句

His reaction of swiftness surprised us.

The reaction of the audience was instantaneous.

No snowflake may fall without some reaction of the planet.

WHEN disaster strikes, the reaction of many investors is to scoot first and ask questions later.

By contrast, Newsweek said, the first reaction of the pundit class was near hysteria.

When utilizing sodium hydroxide as a catalyst, a side reaction of producing a fatty acid soap (reaction of saponification) is easy to take place as shown in the foregoing chemical formula.

"To test this idea, scientists studied the reaction of stroke patients who had lost the use of their so-called" fluent hand.

It represents a healthy reaction of the body politic; these destructive forces having been brought in, temporarily, to rid it of accumulated thought-rubbish.

For example, the enzyme glucose oxidase, which catalyses the reaction of glucose into hydrogen peroxide, involves the quantum tunneling of an entire oxygen atom.

If every exploration contact immediately becomes public before even the reaction of the other side canbe ascertained, the frank communications so necessary to clarify positions cannot take place.

The initial reaction of law students and laymen alike, when they are first told about international law, is usually highly sceptical.

According to Sartre, being the reaction to the image( world), literature's distinctive trait lies in that it must go in an unrealistic level, so that the un-utilitarian character of Aesthetic is just a subsidiary characteristic to the unrealistic property of" reaction of image".

But it is impossible to predict the reaction of a man accosted by another with the words "you rat" without referring to the meaning that the man spoken to attaches to the epithet.