Sentence examples for senses increasing from inspiring English sources

Vladimir Jurowski, the principal conductor of the London Philharmonic, admits that the Southbank festival will offer "a much more austere menu" than is usually common, something that may not appeal to everyone at least at first.Mr Ross senses increasing openness to the modern repertoire, but "it depends on where you are".

When behind the target (e.g., 0°), the detector senses increased directional density of photons propagating through the target.

An interesting question for the future is how the CME machinery senses increased membrane tension in order to engage the actin cytoskeleton.

That this should be such an important factor is quite reasonable in an evolutionary sense: increasing day length signifies the onset of a favourable period for reproduction.

In a way, this focus on loudness makes sense: increasing the volume of a song makes it stand out (something the music industry has exploited since the jukebox era) and increases the physical response.

The power consumption (Q) and the leakage (Kleak) act in the opposite sense increasing the constraint on the wake-up period, and thus lowering the data-rate.

The presence of this CheB RR domain may support adaptation in A. butzleri, allowing the cell to "sense" increasing concentrations of attractants.

In the ER the transmembrane proteins PERK, IRE1α and ATF6 act as sentinels, which sense increasing stress and signal into the cytoplasm and nucleus [8].

Chemokine receptors present on leukocytes sense increasing chemotactic concentration gradients and facilitate cellular motility towards them [ 79].

This might occur, e.g., by sensing increasing oxidative stress [ 23] or other molecular or physiological markers of senescence [ 24].

Sensing increased support for the Socialists, he called for new elections in October 1971, which gave his party a clear majority of 93 seats.