Sentence examples for sensing changes from inspiring English sources

Like a bird sensing changes in barometric pressure, Chuck Schumer, the Senate Minority Leader, has a keen feel for how the political climate is changing.

The yeast proteins, used for sensing changes in the environment, suggest that the origin of the nervous system, or at least of synapses, began in this way.

These data show that the pore module of PIEZO2 in combination with the N-terminal region of PIEZO1 is also capable of sensing changes in voltage.

Neuronal calcium sensor-1 (NCS-1) is the primordial member of a family of proteins responsible primarily for sensing changes in neuronal Ca2+ concentration.

Mr. Redleaf, who collected two mathematics degrees in three years at Yale, says Mr. Cohen's talent for sensing changes in trading volumes — "reading the tape," in Wall Street parlance — was "supernatural".

The processes of ice formation, thawing and evaporation were followed in real-time and comparisons were made between the test samples in order to assess the capability of this technique for sensing changes in surface characteristics such as the entrapment of water.

Lobbyists, sensing change, got to work.

All because Dominion, sensing change in the air, moved to protect its interests.

Availability of free, high quality Landsat data portends a new era in remote sensing change detection.

We are simply seeking common sense changes".

Well, what happens is common sense changes.