Sentence examples for physical sensitivity from inspiring English sources
The constriction of latex not only heightens physical sensitivity but also apparently makes your body ultra sensitive to temperature.
For most of us, this is poppycock, but Doom and Madlib succeed in translating the heightened physical sensitivity and associative facility of the stoned mind into concrete sound.
** Beyond the physical sensitivity of Kerry's fine-tuned prose his acute alertness to the shifting elements of sight, sound, smell, and movement that compose his narrow riverine universe in the jungle what is most striking about this passage is that so little of it is about him.
At the time of its release, Pauline Kael wrote that the movie has "a rapt intensity that makes it unlike any other political thriller," and she praised Travolta for displaying "a vibrating physical sensitivity like that of a very young Brando".
Beyond the physical sensitivity of Kerry's fine-tuned prose — his acute alertness to the shifting elements of sight, sound, smell, and movement that compose his narrow riverine universe in the jungle — what is most striking about this passage is that so little of it is about him.
Using a simplified two-beams model, closed-form formulae have been derived to give the relationship between the rates of length, width and thickness of the beams and the lowest eigenfrequency characterizing the bandwidth as well as the physical sensitivity of the accelerometers.
To study the physical sensitivities of the brain to mild head impacts, we developed the first dynamic model of the skull-brain based on in vivo MRI data.
First, the physical NMR sensitivity of 23Na is only about 9% of the sensitivity of 1H.
Also, OC3 individuals may be less mobile and thus, may not report symptoms such as low physical stamina, sensitivity to heat, or having low energy.
We hypothesized that estimates of physical exam sensitivity and specificity would be overestimated in the absence of proper blinding to spine MRI.
Vulnerability to natural hazards is a function of physical exposure, sensitivity, and adaptive capacity (Chow et al. 2012; Polsky et al. 2007; Turner et al. 2003; Wisner et al. 2004).
