Sentence examples for ear sensitive from inspiring English sources

She proves that innovative turntablism requires an extensive musical knowledge, quick reflexes and an ear sensitive not just to pitch and rhythm but also to textures, colors and moods.

Many extant strepsirrhines are well adapted for nocturnal activity due to their relatively large eyes; large, movable ears; sensitive tactile hairs; strong sense of smell; and the tapetum lucidum behind the retina.

Moths have tympanal ears sensitive to ultrasound.

Thus insects may detect attacking bats by ears sensitive to ultrasound as well as by their cercal organ.

The German physicist Georg Simon Ohm first suggested that the ear is sensitive to these spectral components; his idea that the ear is sensitive to the amplitudes but not the phases of the harmonics of a complex tone is known as Ohm's law of hearing (distinguishing it from the more famous Ohm's law of electrical resistance).

The human ear is sensitive to sounds ranging in frequency from 20 hertz to 20 kilohertz.

There is also, above all, Mr. Rogers, who turns Langley, a pianist with an ear too sensitive for the world, into a masterpiece of meandering flourishes.

There is also, above all, Mr. Rogers, who turns Langley, a pianist with an ear too sensitive for the world, into a masterpiece of meandering flourishes (2 10).

There is also, above all, Mr. Rogers, who turns Langley, a pianist with an ear too sensitive for this world, into a masterpiece of meandering flourishes.

Bats emit and detect sound waves at ultrahigh frequencies, in the vicinity of 100,000 cycles per second, about five times the highest frequency to which the human ear is sensitive.

A maximum frequency of 10,000 Hz was chosen for the initial design because most of the frequencies to which the human ear is sensitive can be found below 10,000 Hz [15].