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Finally, prices do not appear to respond to changes in supply and demand.
With this kind of data, it would be possible to carry out vital research and to respond to changes.
The catching sector needs flexible access in order to respond to changes in distribution patterns of fish stocks.
the restructuring forum in October 2007, important initial steps were taken to respond to changes in the industry.
The flexibility of Infor LN makes it easy to respond to changes in the market or organization.
diverging opinions on governance at EU level as well as diverging industrial performances in the Member States have an impact on the European ability to respond to changes.
The control of breathing also becomes slower to respond to changes in carbon dioxide levels;
the readiness of the ECB to respond to changes in the economic context.
He will turn on and off lights, to respond to changes in light level, take care of your safety.
It provides an ambitious target to control the costs of the budget while maintaining enough flexibility to respond to changes in the economic environment.
The alarm system can be used to respond to changes in power consumption and prevent the unnecessary or inappropriate use of electricity.
As important, it gives them the ability to quickly modify designs in real time to respond to changes in consumer buying trends.
The first step is to get the UI to respond to changes in the list source(ItemsSource),
Operators, and viewers too apparently, want flexibility when it comes to content policy and the chance to respond to changes in demand without government intervention.
Hilti offers the flexibility that employees need to respond to changes in the family environment,
This policy provides an ambitious target to control the costs of the budget while attempting to maintain enough flexibility to respond to changes in the economic environment.
This system is ideal when you need the pump to respond to changes in a process such as maintaining a set flow,
particularly with a view to providing for the kind of flexibility needed to respond to changes in the markets and in our economies over the next programming period.
These systems are continually reviewed and modified to respond to changes as we work to achieve the"ultimate" level of customer service.
ongoing oversight to ensure that we continue to respond to changes in privacy expectations as technology
process information meant that the jellyfish is actually able to respond to changes in their environment to increase the chances of a quality life,
For intrinsic regulation of metabolic pathways the reactions self-regulate to respond to changes in the levels of substrates or products.
Once he has decided to be in a given business this means that the businessman is likely to respond to changes in the demand for goods
companies need to be flexible and agile to respond to changes and opportunities," said Henrik Billgren,
companies need to be flexible and agile in order to respond to changes and opportunities as they emerge," comments Henrik Billgren,
when I believe that the new VR will be even better placed to respond to changes in its business environment and to intensifying competition,”
This overall approach allows the framework to respond to changing technology and market conditions.
The ability of the industry to respond to changed economic circumstances is influenced by policies on research
The EIDHR also offers more flexibility and capacity to respond to changing circumstances, contrasting with the long-term programming approach of the geographical programs.
The ability to respond to change in demand is critical in a competitive sector such as retail.