Sentence examples for first sensitive from inspiring English sources

It is the first sensitive decision that the Juncker Commission will have to take.

Swift will also monitor the soft gamma repeaters and perform the first sensitive hard X-ray survey of the sky.

Observations of an elderly, rapidly rotating star known as a pulsar in the vicinity of Sgr A* have now provided the first sensitive measure of the magnetic field associated with the black hole.

By providing the first sensitive large-area (≫10 deg2) sub-mm surveys at these wavelengths, BLAST will address some of the most important galactic and cosmological questions regarding the formation and evolution of stars, galaxies and clusters.

Using the eagle-eyed Advanced Camera for Surveys on board the Hubble Space Telescope, a team of astronomers led by Gary Bernstein and David Trilling of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia has carried out the first sensitive search for very faint (and hence relatively small) TNOs in a tiny but typical patch of sky in the constellation Virgo.

Such imaging provides the first sensitive view of the entire content of hot stars in the Magellanic System, revealing the presence of young populations even in sites with extremely low star-formation rate surface density like the MB, owing to high sensitivity of the UV data to hot stars and the dark sky at these wavelengths.

Mr. Zoellick has drawn a much firmer line on a third sensitive issue for Americans here: textiles.

The second sensitive period for water stress is the late crop stage.

Third, sensitive biological assays need to be developed to determine the differences in function of the potentially causative alleles.

One hypothesis to explain these results is that approximately one-third of the phosphorylated HMA8 which dephosphorylates rapidly would correspond to the 'E-P' intermediate, approximately one-third sensitive to ADP would correspond to the 'E~P.M' intermediate.

According to Viner, it is a "second sensitive developmental period in which puberty and rapid brain maturation lead to new sets of behaviours and capacities that trigger or enable transitions in family, peer, and educational domains, and in health behaviours.