reacting造句

fast-reacting ion-exchange resins/adsorbents

The support for reacting to mouse wheel events.

Have you been over reacting? Have you been impatient?

We make superphosphate by reacting rock phosphate with sulphuric acid.

The sturdy English soul reacting after the first news cried,"Ah, but Methuen."

OPEC has a history of reacting too little, too late in past economic crises.

Why aren't bond investors reacting with more alarm to the process of money creation?

And we have two species reacting to form another species, or bimolecular stuff, et cetera.

Now the American people seem to be reacting to conservative over-reach by turning left.

The Fed tries to avoid reacting to temporary blips, and there are reasons to expect a second-half turnaround.

If you're reacting to something that has just happened, can you postpone the confrontation for a day or two?

But when wisdom arises-the wisdom of observing reality as it is-this habit of reacting falls away.

The child's face is covered by a sheet. The second child is conscious but not reacting - he is in shock.

A newly released document includes recordings of air traffic controllers, military pilots and others reacting to the fast-moving events.

Those Iowans may well be reacting to domestic news, such as the debt-ceiling crisis in late July or Standard & Poor's downgrade of America's credit rating.

Whatever else life throws in your way, these are the barometers by which you can measure your progress in the world and how you are reacting to change.

It is concluded that fragrance contact allergy accounted for great majority of patients reacting to cosmetics and fragrance mix was superior to Balsam of Peru.

Numerical calculation model and method are applicable to analyzing reacting flow field of the solid rocket ramjet with central air-inlet mode.

When the preannouncement ratio is high and expectations are low, stocks rise an average of 2.1% during the new quarter's first month, reacting positively to the earnings reports.

"We were initially interested in what plants are feeling and what they are reacting to where we can't see," said Satoshi Kuribayashi, a researcher involved in the project at Japan's Keio University.

"A detailed reading of that response, using gene expression data, reveals what type of pathogen the person is reacting to, " Zaas explained in a news release from the university.

A quirk of nature means that their island consists of some of the world's purest phosphate - the legacy of millions of years of sea bird droppings reacting with an uplifted coral.

You cannot challenge fiat currencies and disrupt the global payments industry while reacting to any uninvited scrutiny like an adolescent whose parent has opened the bedroom door without knocking.