Sentence examples for its own sensitivity from inspiring English sources

As the English physiologist Charles Sherrington said in 1900, "In the limbs and mobile parts, when a spot of less discriminative sensitivity is touched, instinct moves the member, so that it brings to the object the part where its own sensitivity is delicate".

The movie never becomes entranced with its own sensitivity.

A key property possessed by the mammalian cochlea is its ability to dynamically alter its own sensitivity.

This observation suggests that each ligand has its own sensitivity towards varying solvents, which cannot be reduced to a simple LogP parameter.

Each staining method has its own lesion-dependent specificity and, within this specificity, its own sensitivity.

Each individual interpretable piece of information generated by the scan would potentially have its own sensitivity and specificity.

I have come to believe that it is a question of culture, of a separateness of culture that has its own distinctive overtones and undertones, its own humor and its own sensitivities.

This emotional complacency — a kind of saccharine self-satisfaction at his own sensitivity — is all the more disheartening for its denaturing of the movie's evident substance, for the banalization of its meditative, nearly collage-like sense of memory.

As a director, writer and actor, Edward Burns never seems to tire of depicting his own sensitivity.

Abbensetts's writing was enriched by his own sensitivity about his ethnicity.

In the play, the director believes, the author projected his own sensitivity to the cycle of nature.