Light demanding trees, for example, may be less sensitive to shading at a young age, but they become gradually more sensitive with increasing age (cf. (Valladares and Niinemets [2008]) for a review).
One possible explanation for the reduced SfS activation pattern is that observers are less sensitive to shading than they are to other depth cues.
Mr. Ad captured the elusive allure of the music in his sensitive, beautifully shaded playing.
Nine tolerant genotypes (MMC 87 D-KP-2, MLG 369, MLG 310, MLG 424, MLG 336, MLG 428, MLG 237, MLG 429, and VC2768B) and three sensitive genotypes to shading (Nuri, MLG 460, and MLG 330) were tested in two shading levels, that were without shading and shading of 52%.
Another waiter, deeming his pourboire inadequate, will say "Thank," instead of "Thanks," and my friend, sensitive to such shades, will slowly simmer for days.
Study of morphological and physiological characteristics of the tolerant and sensitive mungbean genotypes to shading was carried out in the Station Research of the Indonesian Legume and Tuber Crops Research Institute (ILETRI) from September to December 2004.
It is sensitive to the many shades of the human soul, and follows the visitor up the tower, becoming more perfect as the climber reaches nirvana.
2. When it comes to "bad death" probabilities, people are not sensitive to the different shades of safety, and instead, they simply discern flights as either safe or unsafe.
They are tired of being told that the world isn't as black-and-white as they were taught it was as children, and that they now have to be sensitive to the many shades of gray that they have habitually ignored.
