President Taft's inaugural address indicates, as might be expected, that he proposes to continue Mr Roosevelt's policy, but to carry it out in a less sensational manner, and with more regard to the sensitiveness of capital.
The detection of R2L attacks is the one that is more impacted by the change in the sensitiveness of the classifier.
DF is more effective than photo because of the sensitiveness of PF and requirement of low concentration substrates.
The word score threshold was set to 14 (default value is 12), in order to increase the speed more than twofold while maintaining a high sensitiveness (see [ 39], Paragraph 9.3.1.1).
However, Chinese character recognition for LPR application still faces many challenges, such as more complex structure, defective character, partial occlusion, and sensitiveness to affine distortion, noise, scaling, illumination variation, contamination, blurring, and so no.
We set the word score threshold to 14, higher than the default value 12, in order to increase the speed more than 2-fold while maintaining a high sensitiveness [see (Korf et al., 2003), Paragraph 9.3.1.1].
Noise sensitive individuals would, because of their sensitiveness, have a greater interest in participation compared to a non-sensitive person, analogous to findings by others studying reasons for survey participation [ 10].
In group B 43.2 % experienced vertigo, 45.8 % had nausea, 9.3 % were sensitive to smell, 34.7 % showed sensitiveness to sound and 33%% to light.
So it seems that there is no such thing as a "generally sensitive" person, but rather that people differ quite widely in the sensitiveness of their specific chemosensory modalities [24].
