Sentence examples for human sensitivities from inspiring English sources
The anthropological zeal to explain falls flat, turns seasoned reporters into Wiki-stubs of their own selves, lets loose fantasy and delusion and, worst of all, raises serious questions not only about journalistic standards, but about one's human sensitivities as well.
The dolphins could detect sweet, bitter, sour, and salty tastants with an order of magnitude below human sensitivities (Friedl et al. 1990) or show indifference or reduced sensitivity to sweet and bitter tastants (Kuznetsov 1974).
On the other hand, we agree that the extent to which the pattern of sensitivities in V1 and V2 accounts for the pattern of human sensitivities to local image statistics of all orders (e.g., the shape and orientation of the isodiscrimination contours in Hermundstad et al). is interesting and important, and we are carrying out experiments in the macaque to look at this.
Overall, future studies in human and rodent hepatocytes, in the event the genomic responses can be linked to the MOA phenotypic changes, will be important sources of data for reducing the uncertainty over human sensitivities to PCDD/Fs within risk assessment applications.
Tuition-paying parents deserve to have their children guided by human sensitivity, not by technology.
The numbing of his human sensitivity is essential to worldly success, yet within it are the seeds of his downfall.
Markets bring scale; scale brings remoteness; remoteness rids markets of the nimbleness and human sensitivity that are best in them.
I said that someone who knew him well had told me that at the personal level he had more human sensitivity than any other Israeli leader.
The winner of the Booker of Bookers, who's able to capture the most subtle and elusive of human sensitivity, still frequently tweets cringeworthy and self-promoting material (he recently tweeted a picture of all his books rendered in chocolate cake form, humblebraggingly calling it "an improvement").
Learning to be fully human, in this Mencian perspective, entails the cultivation of human sensitivity to embody the whole cosmos as one's lived experience: All myriad things are here in me.
However, unlike luminance stimuli, human sensitivity to chrominance stimuli is relatively uniform across spatial frequency.
