Eric was slow to
react.
埃里克反应迟钝。
The people
reacted violently to the news.
人们对这条新闻反应强烈。
We think the movie must
react on you a lot.
我们认为那部电影肯定对你产生了很大的影响。
"So we have to be here and react very quickly.
“所以我们必须在这里迅速做出反应。
Manufacturing our products in China has advantages - it allows us to be closer to our customers and react faster to their needs," said de Vries.
在中国生产我们的产品具有优势——这使我们能够更接近客户，更快地满足他们的需求，”de Vries说。
As a business, we are vigilant, and I think the government has done a superb job to react very quickly whenever they need to," Wat was quoted as saying by The Leadership Brief, the magazine's new newsletter and weekly interview series, released on Sunday.
"So through regular dialogue with stakeholders and continual iteration, a company with a sustainability agenda is better positioned to anticipate and react to economic, social, environmental and regulatory changes as they arise," Whelan said.
But, critics charge, Boeing didn't adequately inform pilots of the new system and wrongly assumed the flight crew would react calmly in an emergency to regain control of the aircraft or simply shut off the automated system.
"In this way, consumer needs are precisely detected, and manufacturers and delivery services can adjust and react flexibly.
""In this way, consumer needs are precisely detected, and manufacturers and deliverers can adjust and react flexibly," said Chen.
The "RoadReader" project uses a Huawei Mate 10 phone to help control a converted Porsche Panamera which is able to detect obstacles and react to outside stimuli.
Young Southampton fans in the stands react during a game.
With good links between its subsidiaries in China and those in other Belt and Road countries like Myanmar, Bosch is able to react quickly and offer its solutions to new projects including new airports, harbors and highways.
The floating plan would give Yum China, which manages 7,500 KFC, Pizza Hut, Little Sheep and East Dawning stores, the flexibility to react to the fast-changing market, said CEO Micky Pant.
""China has a structure and a government that allow it to react fast and take decisions," whereas in some other countries, a decision has to go through many institutions despite a looming urgency, according to Gascon.
"Although most of the major cities had announced restrictions on home purchases, prices continued edging up in April, showing the necessity for local governments to react more spontaneously when surge signs appear," said Yan Yuejin, director of the Shanghai-based E-house China Research and Development Institution.
The country will systemically deal with the trend of population aging and actively react to any risks and challenges brought by demographic changes, he said.
The strengths of local production will enable the company to react more quickly and flexibly, Leemans said, adding that the new factory allows ice cream products to strengthen the signature image of silky smoothness and classic indulgence.
Additionally, the company developed a management platform for grid operators to access information on nearly 800 new energy stations and over 20,000 power-generating units, to enable them to better react to different wind and solar conditions and make arrangements for electricity consumption, addressing the challenges brought by using power generated from new energies.
Companies should figure out how to react to the new rules instead of complaining, he said.
Therefore, the car might not know how to react in unfamiliar situations in which it has not trained, posing a threat to driving safety.
If they cannot "react quickly" to these new demands, "some Japanese carmakers could disappear", said Koji Endo, auto analyst at SBI Securities.
He did not give an estimate of its sale figures this year, as Porsche is a listed company, but said the company is well set and is very much able to react quickly to market demands.
However, if it doesn't react more quickly to the current climate for pure electric, the only places Toyota's customers will be going are to its competitors.
"The autonomous bus can react within 100 milliseconds under complex road conditions owing to the 5G, sensors, AI and cutting-edge computing technologies," said Shang Wenzhu, president of BroadXT.
"The autonomous bus could react within 100 milliseconds under complex road conditions owing to the 5G, sensors, AI and cutting-edge computing technologies," Shang explained.
"We'll be able to really react to demand from customers as we go forward because Mini electric (cars) go down exactly the same production line as the traditional combustion engine product," David George, director of Mini UK, told AFP on a visit to the facility.
Getting closer to Chinese customers will also enable Tesla to react quickly to any changes in the sector, said the representative.
Instead, it watches closely how customer demands are changing, so it can react quickly to them.
"If they decide to raise their import tariffs, we'll have no choice, again, but to react," EU Commission Vice President Jyrki Katainen told French newspaper Le Monde.
"While the reaction speed of common driving and the current autonomous driving is 0.7 seconds and 0.3 to 0.5 seconds, respectively, it will only take 0.05 seconds for our trucks to react, which is even faster than that of F1 racing drivers," he added.
Chinese automotive experts have highlighted the need to react quickly and seize market trends to meet customer demand if domestic automakers are to capitalize on opportunities to lead future global development in the industry.
"Boddo Uebber, head of the Finance & Controlling division on Daimler's board, told press that the company needed to react "as quickly and flexible as possible" to changing market conditions if it wanted to ensure that its current strength endured.
Institutional buyers including corporate, government and rental fleet operators, which make up two-thirds of Germany's annual car demand, have been slow to react to the barrage of criticism facing the technology.
"Bentley Motors is showing its electric concept car, called the EXP 12 Speed 6e, which can run for 500 km, with one of its aims to be see how Chinese people react to it.
In particular, with Automatic Lane Change, cars can choose how to react according to real traffic conditions on the road, ensuring a smooth and safe transition between lanes at all times.
The vehicle is not only capable of recognizing obstacles, slowing down, making detours and speeding up, but is also able to react correctly to traffic lights, has adaptive cruise control, responds to remote commands and can successfully overtake other vehicles.
Local services company Meituan launched its new-generation driverless delivery vehicle in Beijing's Shunyi district last year, which can carry 150 kilograms of goods, travel up to 20 kilometers per hour and react to obstacles within a radius of 150 meters.
Visitors can find out stories of how robots have been evolving from a mechanical device capable of operating autonomously since the 16th century, to an industrial robot helping people to do routine works, to playing a leading actor in a science fiction movie and an AI humanoid robot which can think, learn and react.
"We hope that specialized international structures and human rights organizations will react appropriately and give an impartial assessment of these actions," she added.
"Autonomous driving can help make our roads safer because a TuSimple truck can see more and react 15 times faster than a human.
TuSimple trucks are able to see and react faster because on average, the trucks have 10 cameras, five radars and two lidars that enables the truck to "see" all around the vehicle.
Thanks to the accumulation of core technologies, the company was able to react quickly to consumers' demands.
China's foreign exchange authority said earlier this week that the impact of this round of Fed policy tightening may be more limited than that of the previous round, and China's sound economic fundamentals, stable balance of international payments and sufficient foreign exchange reserves will help the country better react to changes in external markets.
Wang Chunying, deputy director for the administration, said that China's sound economic fundamentals, the stable balance of international payments and sufficient foreign exchange reserves will help the country better react to changes in external markets.
We believe that the US central bank will react to the rise in interest rates.
Experts said the primary concern confronting regulators is how the market would react if Big Tech encounters a breakdown and are unable to fulfill the promises made to clients and other parties concerned.
"Once extreme cases occur, financial institutions should conduct risk inspections on existing products thoroughly and react to the results of assessment in a timely manner," Zeng said.
What is more challenging for the reform is how the customers will react to the switch of wealth management products from the expected returns model to the net asset value model, which does not guarantee the return of principal and interest," he said.
We react first and think later," he said.
Markets abhor uncertainty, and questions swirl around how business will react to unpredictability over trade, the slowing global economy and Britain's departure from the European Union.
On the contrary, when facing economic slowdowns or external shocks, monetary policy should react immediately to stabilize financial markets and strengthen public confidence, Yi said.
He said SMEs often require urgent financial aid because they usually do not have longterm plans like big companies do, meaning banks, with their long processes, cannot react to demand in a timely manner.
If we react to that change and take our technology forward, then usually it's positive," she said.
"There is a concern that a breakthrough in the trade tension will be unlikely and any suggestions that there will be a breakdown in talks between the two largest economies in the world presents a risk that the financial markets will react," said Ahmad, stressing that the potential negative impacts would include a reduction of purchasing momentum for emerging market currencies, which could push cross-border capital flows out of those countries.