noun
definition
The quality or state of being responsive.
definition
The ability of a machine to adjust to external influences.
example
The responsiveness of my old PC is nearly zero!
Examples of responsiveness in a Sentence
Speaking with other professionals who depend on the service, quality, and responsiveness of the drop shipper can give you a good idea of what to expect if you enter into a business relationship with the company.
Bonding research has also led to increased awareness of the natural capabilities of the infant at birth, and so it has encouraged many others to deliver their babies without anesthesia (which depresses mother and infant responsiveness).
Call or e-mail to test for responsiveness from customer service.
Outcomes included inflammatory cells in induced sputum and bronchial biopsies, and methacholine responsiveness.
Uninvolved parents typically demonstrate both low demand and low responsiveness to their children.
Remember, authoritative parents are just as responsive as the permissive parents, but they do not allow their responsiveness to negate any boundaries that benefit their children.
He guided the horse with his legs, testing its sluggish responsiveness as the attackers prepared to pounce.
They often demonstrate lower than normal levels of interest in their environment and responsiveness to others, and they are slower than other children in reacting to visual or auditory stimulation.
They often demonstrate lower than normal levels of interest in their environment and less responsiveness to others, and they are slower than other children in reacting to visual or auditory stimulation.
Inhibited-A type of child defined by Jerome Kagan and his colleagues as having a low level of responsiveness to strangers, a reluctance to initiate activities, and requiring a long time to relax in new situations.
Before selecting a lawyer, ask for - and check -- references of organizations similar to yours so you have a realistic idea of what to expect in terms of service, responsiveness, and results.