Again, sensitive instruments are used to map anomalies over large areas.
But Marvin apparently did not emit enough methane for Curiosity's sensitive instruments to find him.
Highly sensitive instruments, such as metabolism detectors, are directed at organisms presumably vastly more abundant than animals.
He still visits the tower once a month and employs sensitive instruments installed inside to measure its inclination.
Shuttle astronauts corrected the vision defect, regularly replaced failing gyroscopes and installed ever more sensitive instruments, allowing Hubble to provide brilliantly sharp images.
The crash of two planes into the World Trade Center and the collapses of the towers created shock waves that registered on sensitive instruments meant to monitor earthquakes.
(References to "the causes of crime" are so scant in these bills that only the most sensitive instruments can detect them).
Scientists deployed four highly sensitive instruments, both seismic and acoustic, to monitor the "fountains" or plumes of methane bubbles rising to the sea surface from beneath the seabed.
Drilling companies often send sensitive instruments called geophones into the drill holes to analyze these tiny tremors because they indicate whether the rock is fracturing as expected.
It is used by makers of sensitive instruments, like satellites, to ensure that workers are sharp before they undertake delicate tasks.
The stiffer, smaller solar panels should be less prone to flexing and vibration because of temperature shifts that can affect sensitive instruments, engineers said, and their smaller size will decrease atmospheric drag that slowly lowers Hubble's orbit.
