These results may provide useful inspiration for building highly sensitive self-referencing optical thermometers based on energy transfer induced sensitized luminescence.
So step forward the new Andy Murray – free spirit, sensitive, self-aware and unprejudiced.
He is remembered for his war poetry more than his art, but his sensitive self-portrait in the National Portrait Gallery is a moving relic of doomed youth.
Pacino plays Danny, a once-promising American balladeer who long ago traded in sensitive self-expression for bouncy Neil Diamond-like pulp.
As he talks earnestly with them, and more jocularly with his male friends, he emerges as exceptionally sensitive, self-aware and sympathetic.
Mr Logue emerges as a discontented, contradictory, fastidious character, a conceited pontificator on the one hand, but sensitive, self-aware and observant on the other.
Here again, Just sidesteps bildungsroman cliché: Lee's narration is short on sensitive self-examination, instead looking outward, evoking the midcentury Midwest on the brink of change.
Black-Banville's Marlowe – like Boyd's 007 – has begun to worry about the medical effects of all the drinking and smoking, but is otherwise recognisably the figure of the originals: chess-playing, introspective, sensitive, self-hating.
That tells me that, as the remaining wintry nights of 2012 draw in, maybe this sensitive, self-effacing soul is beginning to take stock of all she has achieved this year and finally start celebrating.
