Sentence examples for become sensitive enough to from inspiring English sources
Measuring devices have become sensitive enough to detect the gravitational forces between tiny objects and may soon cross the quantum threshold.
With recent advances in high-density data storage, magnetic biosensors have become sensitive enough to use in biochips, says Lloyd Whitman a scientist at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, D.C. who is a pioneer in the field.
In addition, the aim was to become sensitive enough to the use of all senses and to discover the opportunities that arise from using different senses in learning and design.
Because interferometers have only recently become sensitive enough to measure cosmic background radiation, it's too early to say that the missing signal is definitely there, says Jeffrey Peterson, a cosmologist at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh.
"You become sensitive enough to your surroundings that you can breathe them and they can actually energize you, because in the end, it's about life force and energy".
Once I had experienced what it feels like to recognize myself as a sphere of aware light in the bodiless state, I found I had become sensitive enough to perceive myself as that same sphere of communion here with a body.
SETI has been going on since 1960, when radio telescopes became sensitive enough to detect signals from another planet if it was broadcasting signals similar to those which our civilization does.
Over the past decade, Spalding and her colleagues have used the technique in a variety of cells, including fat cells, refining it along the way until it became sensitive enough to measure tiny amounts of carbon 14 in small hippocampus samples.
And becoming sensitive enough to hear the calling requires the receptive, feminine part of us.
He attributed the criticism to what he called Americans' "almost pornographic obsession with Castro". But he became sensitive enough about the issue to intercede on behalf of jailed Cuban dissidents.
