Every boxing referee enters a ring with a knowledge and appreciation of, and sensitivity to, the fight game that far surpasses that of the average fight fan.
Though a finished design is a long way off, Mr. Pitsiokos said, the firm wanted architects who have "a great deal of appreciation for and sensitivity to historic characteristics of the area".
Happily, this went down well, not only with the subject of the comparison but with everyone else, and I got the feeling that I had somehow managed to combine appreciation, tact and sensitivity in a situation ripe to be ruined by a single, incautious remark.
The competitive comparisons of appreciations and the (sensitivity to) competitiveness, however, essentially affect the type of patterns that develop in the group.
Wilson, indeed, had played a part in establishing Eliot's reputation as such, having gushed, in his era-defining study "Axel's Castle" (1931), that the poet-critic had an "infinitely sensitive apparatus for aesthetic appreciation" — a sensitivity presumably not worth squandering on something as puerile and formulaic as mysteries.
Ideally, the results of the agent-based model also guide attention to what kinds of stable structural features can be taken as hallmarks of the reciprocation of peer-appreciations and how the sensitivity of individuals to their peers' assesments may shape these patterns.
It also requires an appreciation of the potential psychological effect of hair loss on affected individuals, and sensitivity during patient consultations.
For psychiatric patients the pattern is reversed: appreciation has excellent sensitivity and specificity, but reasoning appears a poor test, with low sensitivity.
In addition, the model highlights the possibility that affecting (tolerance to) diversity and (sensitivity to) competitiveness may result in significant changes in self- and peer-appreciation patterns.
elegance and sensitivity.
