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Above a critical UI value, the flame detaches from the inlet and Lf becomes extremely sensitive to UI until, for sufficiently high UI, the sensitivity decreases and Lf corresponds to the location expected from a purely autoignition stabilised flame.
Now, remember what Minsky said: When an economy reaches the Ponzi-financing stage, it becomes extremely sensitive to asset prices.
At the critical value ξ crit = − 1 / 27 the derivative ∂ n / ∂ δ diverges and thus the response of the parametric amplifier becomes extremely sensitive to small changes.
As nominal interest rates on long-term bonds become low, their market prices become extremely sensitive to tiny changes in open market interest rates.
A common change that occurs when prostate cells turn cancerous is that they become extremely sensitive to testosterone so much so that late-stage prostate cancer is often referred to as being "castration-resistant", because even that drastic testosterone-reducing treatment cannot halt it.
In a society that has become extremely sensitive to remaining politically correct, the simple acknowledgement of cultural values can go a long way in connecting with consumers.
Some defenders of the Bible say that current criticism of its violence lacks historical perspective because it makes no allowance for the fact that in our world many people who write about the Bible have become extremely sensitive to violence, much more sensitive than at any time in the past.
From the perspective of a university teacher who has become extremely sensitive to any form of FCM, in terms of the integration of teaching and technology, TAL has gone much farther than most universities including the one the author is working with.
Systems of disparate nature, when subjected to excessive loads, approach a critical state at which they become extremely sensitive to perturbations that can be efficiently propagated under these conditions [61], [62].
