Sentence examples for sensitive observer from inspiring English sources

In addition, noting the superiority of two of our observers to the SSO, both in sensitivity and acuity (see Figure 15), we also generated predictions for our most sensitive observer ES.

Could a sensitive observer be expected to spot the difference?

"She's a wonderfully sensitive observer of troubled families going through troubled divorces," he said.

But perhaps because of this he was a sensitive observer who bridged successive artists' generations with differing cultural experiences and aspirations.

These subtle changes in technique and viewpoint reveal Mr. Blayer as a sensitive observer who looks for the beauty in the beast.

Only Harriet, the sensitive observer with that "small hard part of her which stood back, and watched," seems like an authorial convenience.

To sensitive observers, the spectacle can be emotionally affecting, like Tony Kushner's "Angels in America" but from a different world.

Periodically, the observer part of the controller is changed into the sequence of fault sensitive observers.

Third, even among scientists who are sympathetic to the idea of themselves as sensitive observers of animals with rich mental lives, there is the recognition that the scientific context requires them to provide a particular kind of empirical justification of mental state attributions.

Even the stagehands who facilitate the scene-changing are caught up in the action, sometimes cheekily, sometimes as sensitive observers.

Later, we will show how the SSO can be adjusted to better match the results of our two more sensitive observers.