Sentence examples for sensitive to compression from inspiring English sources

This method has a good perceptual transparency but obviously it is sensitive to compression.

The cranial nerves are often the first structures to be affected by different forms of brain injury, such as hemorrhaging or tumors, partly because they are sensitive to compression.

An accelerometer detects bodily acceleration, which is represented as an analog voltage created by a piezoelectric instrument that is sensitive to compression in a vertical direction.

Our quantitative sensory test results support the results of earlier studies indicating that small myelinated and non-myelinated fibers are not as sensitive to compression as large myelinated fibers (Dahlin et al. 1989, Nitz and Matulionis, 1982).

However, our team demonstrated that the MR parameters of IVDs are not sensitive to compression (up to 40% deformation) neither to the partial confined relaxation that followed the compression [ 49].

The frequency contents of the image Bear are generally high, very sensitive to the compression scheme.

However, the test images from database DB2 are more sensitive to WSQ compression and AWGN attacks than the images from the other databases.

Compared with GDT_TS, the resulting score, TR (total score with repulsion), is much more sensitive to structure compression both in real remote homologs and in CASP models.

Driven by the fact that skeletal muscle tissue is particularly sensitive to prolonged compression [ 23- 26] and the destructive nature of the ubiquitin proteasome system in muscle [ 18, 27, 28], the present study investigated whether the muscle ubiquitin proteasome system is involved in the underlying mechanism of the pathology of deep pressure ulcer.

We show that unlike GDT_TS, the new measure is sensitive to mild structure compression and thus may be a valuable tool in discriminating biologically unrealistic structure predictions.

The purpose of this paper is to present a proposal for the design of steel structures sensitive to buckling due to compression in order to fill in the gaps in the current Standard EN 1993-1-1 guidelines fobtaininging the magnitude of the geometric equivalent imperfection.