Sentence examples for cause sensing from inspiring English sources

Sealing failure may cause sensing problems or short circuits.

He was suburban and he was hopeless: not in the romantic, doomed, Rebel Without a Cause sense, but in the unable-to-get-anything-quite-right sense.

What caused sense to descend?

We know that it's about the brain causing senses to be joined together, and that there's often a genetic component: parents may pass synaesthesia to their children, though it may not always be the same type".

"There is very much a sense of adventure, a sense of cause, a sense of the desire to do something bigger than oneself" that draws young men, and increasingly young women, to the fight, Shapiro said.

The non-sense mutation is expected to cause non-sense mediated degradation of the mRNA since it occurs in the penultimate exon (5).

In other worlds, direct awareness of pain sense-data could constitute the indirect perception of tissue damage in bodily regions which typically and systematically cause these sense-data.

And there's the common cause: a sense of community with people, anywhere, who feel disenfranchised.

Individuals limited offline interactions cause a sense of self-perception of being less socially involved.

Why? Partly this is to indicate solidarity, attachment to a common cause, a sense of shared identity and endeavour.

The first, called "paka-paka" in Japanese, uses different-colored lights flashing alternatively to cause a sense of tension.