In addition to this, his sensitive temperament, his tendencies to melancholy and anxiety, and his difficult relationships to his father and his one-time fiancée Regine gave him an intimate understanding of various kinds of psychological pain.
In fact, churners may be the most sensitive given their tendency to move often.
Effects of irradiation with estimated LET spectrum in SRAM bit cell, i.e. the location of sensitive regions, its tendency to cause upset, magnitude and duration of transient current as well as voltage pulses were determined.
It is also possible to compute the concordance correlation, a modified correlation which measures the extent to which the block kriging prediction and true block spatial mean conform to the 1 1 line, and so is sensitive to the tendency of the kriging predictor to over-smooth.
Although the United States has not signed the treaty, it has proved sensitive to the tendency of the cluster bomb as a device to underperform.
Benitez has always been a talented, sensitive pitcher with a tendency to pitch poorly in the innings that matter the most.
Therefore, compared to any IRI subscale, the BEES might prove to be a more sensitive marker of the tendency to engage motor representations, because affective empathy seems to activate motor-related areas more intensely than cognitive empathy [22].
With 'mathematical exactitude', the 'intimate'modernern' busts expressed 'our age, our sensitive, nervous receptivity, our tendency to listen in to the finest movements of the soul'.
Diploid sensitive clones have a tendency to become aneuploid within a few months of isolation, with alterations in their kinetic responses to glucocorticoids.
Bias measure C confirmed the tendency of route 1 to be sensitive, as opposed to the tendency of route 2 to be specific.
