Equally insensitive, wrote Richard Brasser, is a line used periodically by a business owner he knows: "I had to shoot another hostage today.
The Bolshoi's production of "Le Corsaire," staged by Alexei Ratmansky, features something equally insensitive: a cartoon-comedy depiction of Turkish Muslims at prayer.
Rather than get clarification, you wasted time fretting or fired back an equally insensitive response.
After another session of action-outcome contingency degradation, control mice responded equally on both apertures, insensitive to action-outcome contingency degradation; in other words, control mice developed stimulus-response habits as expected.
We expected the same model to fit the data from the different treatments equally well if assemblages were insensitive to changes in environmental variance.
Null sensors had similar basal currents, were fully insensitive to glucose, and showed equally low responses to ascorbate.
I would not be inclined, however, as many religious leaders seem to be, to judge these attenders as "uncommitted" to Christ or, equally as insensitive, that they are "entitlement seekers".
These results suggest that the filtering and combined reference strategies were equally effective in both scenarios with their results insensitive to the tested sequencing error rates.
By contrast, axis malformations resulting from early En2 activation are equally observed with wild-type and mutant proteins and are insensitive to antibody treatment.
On the other hand, in the OFDMA system, transmit power is equally allocated in the used subcarriers; therefore, the achievable rate is insensitive to the distribution of the deep fades over different time slots.
