Sentence examples for a distinctive sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Valentino, who sits on the opera house's board, approached the American director after seeing her 2006 film Marie Antoinette, which he said showed she possesses "a distinctive sensitivity and musical aesthetic, balancing the classic and the modern".

Permafrost investigations were done accordingly to a geosystem approach based on the hypothesis that permafrost has a distinctive sensitivity to climate and terrain conditions at a local scale and that changes (dynamics) in the system must be integrated in the analysis to obtain a holistic understanding of permafrost conditions and consequences of potential changes through time.

Rearing X. laevis larvae under optimized conditions in Experiment 1B demonstrated a distinctive sensitivity for gonadal differentiation.

The accumulated effect is of a fragmented visual poetry, always resonant with Lahav's distinctive sensitivity.

These, as always, reflect his distinctive sensitivity to the neglected, often sculptural details of the real world.

Noting Coppola's "distinctive sensitivity and musical aesthetic" and her ability to balance "the classic and the modern", the Rome Opera Foundation's general manager, Carlo Fuortes, said the production of La Traviata would take inspiration from the world of film.

The gem of the boxed set "Rossellini's History Films: Renaissance and Enlightenment" (Criterion Eclipse) is the three-part series "The Age of Cosimo de Medici," in which Rossellini, with his distinctive sensitivity to the faces, costumes, characters, and spirit of the Quattrocento, seems to bring the world of Florentine paintings to life.

The VE deficiency/radiation group rats were observed with a level of fasting serum insulin and HOMA- β value significantly higher than those in other four group rats (P < 0.05) but with a distinctive decrease in insulin sensitivity index (P < 0.05) (Table 3).

A distinctive feature of TCR signalling is its sensitivity to low doses of agonist ligands (peptide/MHC, pMHC) of relatively weak affinity, combined with the capability to subtly discriminate between signals induced by ligands of close affinity(Gascoigne & Palmer, 2011).

A distinctive feature of proteins that possess intrinsically disordered regions is their sensitivity to proteolysis, which results in their rapid and complete degradation by proteases even under the usual conditions of limited proteolysis.

O.K., a distinctive sound.