Sentence examples for an intuitive sensitivity from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama seems to have absorbed an intuitive sensitivity to that problem.
A bit like the animals themselves, they cultivated an intuitive sensitivity to climate, which almost everyone today has lost.
Moreover, the framework allows for a simple and intuitive sensitivity analysis on this optimal sequence, showing how the optimal profitability and the optimal land-use sequence strategy both change with variation in one or two parameters of interest.
Since a single study often has small sample size and limited statistical power, combining information across multiple studies is an intuitive way to increase sensitivity [ 17, 20- 22].
Directed by Ireland's Lenny Abrahamson with uncanny sensitivity and an intuitive sense of what this situation would be like and transcendently acted by Brie Larson and Jacob Tremblay, "Room" is several things by turn: creepy, frightening, exhilarating and then frightening and exhilarating all over again.
In fact, the bulk refraction index sensitivity (S) is an intuitive factor to describe sensing performance of the resonance structure, and the sensitivity S can be defined as [44, 45]: S = Δf/Δn, where Δf is the change of the resonance frequency and Δn is the change of the RI.
The mixed sensitivity approach allows for an intuitive tradeoff between disturbance rejection and servo tracking in the hard disk dual-stage control design.
Based on this analysis, an analytical model incorporating the competition between grain interior plasticity and grain-boundary deformation mechanisms is proposed to provide an intuitive understanding of the transition in strain-rate sensitivity in nanostructured metals.
She believes in an intuitive bond between parents and children and those of great sensitivity — a sixth sense of the vaguest sort — and in the limits of modern science to perceive it.
Hence, through an intuitive and user-friendly interface, she is able to easily improve the sensitivity measure.
"David had an intuitive eye".
