Sentence examples for sense enhanced from inspiring English sources

On her Interval Drinks blog, Natasha Tripney insisted that the new production "has the requisite feverish intensity - a sense enhanced by the use of light [filtered] through a huge corrugated metal disc that is suspended from the ceiling".

The Na,K-ATPase is the most abundant protein in skeletal muscle and is one of the marker enzymes that sense enhanced mechanical activity.

In this sense, enhanced contralesional fronto limbic coupling can be regarded "as a marker of network disruption in the presence of mesial temporal pathology" (Saling 2009), which is in agreement with previous work (Dupont et al. 2000; Maccotta et al. 2007; Powell et al. 2007; Vlooswijk et al. 2008).

In that sense, enhanced DNA repair, high glutathione levels and functional p53 have a critical role on cisplatin resistance.

The film does not in any recognisable sense enhance our knowledge of the 1960s Indonesian killings, and its real merits – the curiosity when it comes to uncovering the Indonesian cult of anticommunism capable of masking atrocity, and the good and shocking scenes with characters from the Indonesian elite, still whitewashing the past – are obscured by tasteless devices.

This simulation study, in a broader sense, enhances our understandings of the relationship between information and material in the living world.

In another, the depth sensing enhanced the tablet's camera app.

"I loved Ackerman's enthusiasm for how the senses enhance our lives," Mr. Podeswa said.

More recently advanced laboratory prototypes of the displacement immunosensor have been fabricated to improve low-end detection, extend the applications to underwater sensing, enhance field ruggedness, and assist in the manufacturing process.

It has shown promising applications in many fields such as highly integrated optical circuits, high sensitive biological sensing, enhancing light-matter interaction, and so on [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6].

Results: Using individual data in DPIs can stimulate visual and auditory senses, enhance memory, and prompt rich narratives anchored in personal experiences.