Sentence examples for point sensitive from inspiring English sources

Holme dunes, Holkham dunes and Blakeney Point, sensitive habitats suffering from visitor pressure, were designated as red-zone areas with no development or parking improvements to be recommended.

Vaccination was shown to reduce the incidence of HZ and PHN and the HZ burden of illness (a composite end point sensitive to the incidence, severity and duration of HZ pain), to have a good safety profile [ 17, 30], and to be cost effective in elderly patients [ 31, 32].

The camera includes a 15-point Autofocus (AF) sensor with nine selectable AF points plus six additional Assist AF points (three center AF points sensitive to f/2.8 lenses) with enhanced light source detection and AF microadjustment for greater autofocus performance.

The temporal encoding is interesting, first, because neurons are, at different time points, sensitive to different features such as luminance, edges and textures; second, because the temporal evolution provides temporal constraints for deciphering the instantaneous population activity.

Black points: Sensitive conditions.

Dash line: linear regression of the black points (sensitive category).

The presence of one or several points sensitive to gentle fingerprint palpation is an important sign, even if GPs sometimes diagnose CWS without it.

Some of the most point-sensitive areas are on the hand, but if blind users had their hands stuck in a device they wouldn't be able to manipulate the objects they were newly capable of seeing.

Fig. 2 Point-sensitive muon sensor with CWPMT.

The point-sensitive muon sensor system with CWPMT is shown in Fig. 2. A plastic scintillator (100 cm (L) × 7 cm (W) × 2 cm (H)) is connected to an Acrylic light guide which is in turn connected to a PMT.

Fig. 1 (a) Point-sensitive portable muon sensor module with MAPMT, (b) shift fiber filled in a 2-mm-diameter gutter, (c) shift fiber is connected to each anode pixel of the MAPMT with a fiber holder.