Sentence examples for sensitive reception from inspiring English sources

But in 1907 he patented a much more promising detector (developed in 1906), which he called the Audion; it was capable of more sensitive reception of wireless signals than were the electrolytic and Carborundum types then in use.

A new digital low-frequency receiver system has been developed at Wuhan University for sensitive reception of low-latitude broadband Extremely Low Frequency (ELF) and Very Low Frequency (VLF) radio waves originating from either natural or artificial sources.

Mr. Lam, the director, is known to be very sensitive about audience reception to his work.

Consistent with this, the amiloride-sensitive salt taste reception mechanism present in the receptive field of the mouse CT, but not GL nerve (Ninomiya et al. 1991 ; Ninomiya 1998 ), is more sensitive than the amiloride-insensitive mechanism present in the receptive fields of both nerves (Chandrashekar et al. 2010 ; Nelson TM, Bachmanov AA, unpublished data).

Green Bank lacks not only Wi-Fi but also cell-phone service and all other signal-emitting technologies, because it is home to a hyper-sensitive telescope whose reception is disturbed by any extraneous electronic noise.

Differential correlation further improves the reception sensitivity.

The FM radio reception is exceptionally sensitive -- a big plus in rural areas.

Certainly the Lancashire professor John Archer, who has done research in this sensitive field, gets a kinder reception.

Facilitators were particularly sensitive to the views of reception staff whose perspectives were often overlooked by the doctors and nursing staff.

Recently, we used spectroscopic, immunohistochemical and electrophysiological analyses to demonstrate that parapinopsin is the ultraviolet (UV -sensitive photopigment UV -sensitiveneal UV recephotopigment lamprey [ 23].

In summary, the present study demonstrated that the CT plays an important role in salt taste perception by mice and that effects of CT transection are likely mediated by elimination of amiloride-sensitive mechanism of salt taste reception.