Sentence examples for effective sense from inspiring English sources

However, what could be a distracting assumption of foreknowledge creates an effective sense of place.

If all citizens are to be free in any effective sense, they require help from countervailing forces.

Patrick Melville Paull) and Wrenn Schmidt (Jenny), onstage through the entire play, infuse their performances with an effective sense of sibling angst.

And like these filmmakers, he builds a highly effective sense of drama through restraint, through slowness itself; he is possessed of a kind of laconic gravitas.

However, "when it comes to stimulating nerves to provide an effective sense of touch in humans, there has been far less progress," Judy says.

It has been established that the bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) has a highly effective sense, called quasi-olfaction, operating through pits in the back of the tongue.

This is due to the nonlinearity of the charge between a curved surface and a flat plate (sensing area) and a curved surface (measuring target area) and the effective sensing area being larger than the measuring target area.

Then, among those neighboring nodes within the sensing region, the sensor node considers only the ones which have larger effective sensing ranges than itself while checking Condition 1 and Condition 2. For the quadrants that are not fully covered, the coverage of the segments are determined based on the intersection of effective sensing ranges of the node itself and its neighboring node.

This last framework is crucial because the control systems have an effective sense-making capacity and it also exposes a different awareness about control systems in the British and Italian experiences.

However, the analytical design approach breaks down near both beam ends, reducing the effective sensing zone.

This work demonstrates a simple and an effective sensing platform for the non-enzymatic detection of glucose.