Sentence examples for fairly insensitive from inspiring English sources

Film stocks were fairly insensitive in the silent period, and enormous amounts of light were needed to get a proper image.

Biological reference point estimates were fairly insensitive to the assumed level of non-spawning natural mortality.

The delay was fairly insensitive to particular radical seeds because the radical pool adjusts rapidly.

At room temperature the system appears to be fairly insensitive to overdischarge.

The tests also indicate that the results are fairly insensitive to the exact choice of (alpha ^2).

These limit cycles tend to be relatively unique for different inputs, robust to perturbations, and fairly insensitive to timing.

One solution is to make the pastry so essential that its market becomes fairly price-insensitive.

"Though global trade flows are down, it's almost impossible to build new space" at Kennedy, said Hans Nordby, a director of advisory services at CoStar, "and people who ship air freight are fairly price-insensitive, because they just have to be there".

The cornerstone of the presented approach is Fourier analysis, a classic technique which provides a fairly noise-insensitive way to parameterize the shape of an oscillatory signal in terms of the strengths of its harmonic components.

Hyperintensity on T2 images is a fairly reliable but insensitive indicator of malignancy in a cirrhotic nodule.

Conversely, the cognate gene mt20 (which was not represented onto the microarray) is tightly repressed in normal conditions, merely insensitive to copper, responsive to zinc, fairly inducible by mercury, dramatically by cadmium and even susceptible to oxygen reactive species [52].