Sentence examples for insensitive to environment from inspiring English sources

In addition the common optical-path design enables the proposed setup to be insensitive to environment vibration.

With the advantage of the atomic decomposition, MP coefficients can capture the characteristics of speech [17] and are insensitive to environment noise.

These chemical tests are insensitive to environment and serves not only as basis for grouping of varieties, but also used for genotype identification (Naga Padma et al. 1996) with consistent results.

Typically in active radar/sonar applications a non-parametric approach is used when one hopes to create a simple detector which is insensitive to environment at a cost of some deterioration in performance as compared to the detectors optimal in Neyman-Pearson sense [6 8].

"What happened here just adds to the list of actions showing the administration is insensitive to the environment," said Joan Claybrook, president of Public Citizen.

"With crime down 60 to 70percentt in some neighborhoods, people would have to be insensitive to their environment not to see the change," said Dennis Smith, a professor of public policy in the Wagner Graduate School of Public Service at New York University.

Disinhibition suggests that the drinker is increasingly insensitive to his environment — that he is in the grip of an autonomous physiological process.

The rate of maturation and the timing of the transition to the reproductive phase are sometimes governed by internal controls and thus are relatively insensitive to the environment, provided conditions are generally favourable for growth.

Compared with traditional vibration measurement techniques, ultrasonic speckle stroboscopic technique can perform on-line, underwater, noncontact experiments, and is insensitive to the environment and the sample surface roughness.

Echoing the traditional critique of the innateness concept in animal behaviour research, Griffiths and collaborators argue that folkbiology conflates the issues of whether a trait is typical of the species, whether it is part of the design of the species, and whether its development is insensitive to the environment.

It is thus entirely passive and insensitive to its environment.