Sentence examples for essentially sensitive from inspiring English sources
She was essentially sensitive and vulnerable, and when there was a vulnerable quality in a character she played she penetrated it in a wonderful way".
This experiment shows that this warm and ice-rich frozen soil is essentially sensitive to both load and temperature warming.
According to the Mie theory, this parameter is essentially sensitive to the presence of fine (submicron) particles that scatter the UV and visible radiations efficiently.
It is essentially sensitive to frequency, which may explain why, in our study, MIDAS detected a relationship between headache frequency and burden while SF36 did not.
Comparison with other physical properties and occurrence of constituent minerals showed that resistivity is essentially sensitive to the connectivity of interstitial fluids, rather than by sulfide and clay content.
The PIR sensors with Fresnel lens array are essentially sensitive to thermal change, especially at the boundaries of the sampling cells, which are preferable in terms of sensing efficiency in the sense of reducing the number of sensors involved without degrading the sensing performance.
It is found that the fracture stress of graphene is essentially not sensitive to the substrate binding effect (∼10% lower than their free-standing counterpart).
This approach is composed by hierarchical aging analysis at transistor/circuit level, block failure analysis at abstraction level and system-level aging considerations, which can essentially highlight sensitive blocks for circuit designers.
In this paper, we propose an original version of k-means for the segmentation of Terahertz images, called ranked-k-means, which is essentially less sensitive to the initialization of the centers.
"They wanted a secure phone and computer room, essentially for sensitive information," the salesman, Steve Snider, told the Times.
NPI, which as noted above, is viewed as information about persons that is essentially confidential or sensitive in nature, includes information about a person's finances and medical history.
