Sentence examples for sensitive distance from inspiring English sources

These sensitive distance dependent phenomena serve as the spectroscopic ruler to measure the intra- or intermolecular distances between the interacting partners.

The camera lingers on pans being washed up in the sink, and on Vyvyan as she chats to him, but there is a sensitive distance between the camera and subject.

The two-state time traces indicate SSB diffusing across the sensitive distance range of smFRET (about one Förster radius, ∼6 nm = 18 nt [ Forster, 1948]) and support a reptation mechanism for SSB diffusion, as previously proposed (Zhou et al., 2011).

In [10], a top-down search algorithm was combined with a data-driven selection of candidates for DTW alignment to reduce search space, together with a flexible subword unit selection mechanism and a class-sensitive distance measure.

Previous work has found that the use of green space is particularly sensitive to distance [ 53]; hence a restriction of the catchment areas to a 1 km radius.

FRET is a spectroscopic technique sensitive to distances and changes in distance, in the 10 80 Å range [19,20].

Unfortunately, current gaze tracking techniques require active infrared illumination, calibration, or are sensitive to distance and pose.

So, you can't ask a question like, "are babies sensitive to distance?" You have to ask you have to specify which subsystem you're talking about.

Scientists had thought that neurons sensitive to distance would be found mainly in the "where" areas of the brain, which compute spatial relationships between objects.

end{aligned}This indicates that the main customers ((s=1), population aged between 15 and 25) are less sensitive to distance than other customers.

Generally speaking, the commercial viability of fuelwood production is highly sensitive to distance from the market, site productivity and the cost of fuelwood from existing forests.