Sentence examples for sensitive element from inspiring English sources

Used in fluxgate regime garnet film sensitive element can provide space resolution better 10 mcm with magnetic field sensitivity higher than that one of traditional fluxgate.

In a speech in London, Gove said: "One particularly sensitive element of the matching process is, as you all know, matching by ethnicity.

It is also a show that has more than one politically sensitive element likely to alienate the bases of the president and his Republican opponent.

On the other major sticking point from the last round, the fate of Iran's heavy water reactor under construction in Arak, there is also discussion of possible compromise language which would not suspend all construction work but would halt the most sensitive element of that work, the manufacture of fuel rods.

One promising possibility is to use organically functionalized inorganic particles, for instance silica, as sensitive element.

In some cases a single sensitive element has two (or more) storage nodes to store the multiple images.

Location is one of the most sensitive elements in anyone's life – just think where people go in the evening.

Another team used the corpus to develop a "compliance bot" that could identify sensitive elements in text and alert writers if a message might get them in trouble.

One of the most sensitive elements of the Senate investigation relates to the C.I.A.'s handling of intelligence about the shipment of aluminum tubes seized by the United States in 2001 on its way into Iraq.

Improvements in the manufacturing process — spreading a better chemical coating on the sensitive elements inside the batteries, for instance, or raising the plant's conveyor belt speed ever so slightly — will increase quality and efficiency.

Recently, because of successful developments in more sensitive element-specific detectors and gentle separation schemes, which preserve the true chemical information in a real sample, routine speciation experiments are becoming a common occurrence in the scientific literature.