Sentence examples for sensitive to detailed from inspiring English sources

This is not surprising, because classical measurements like P– V loops are often less sensitive to detailed mechanical changes.

The changes in free energy per molecules that are responsible for liposome formation are very small and are very sensitive to detailed molecular properties.

However, it should be noted that, as in our previous studies that also used models of this type defined by numerical probabilities, this does not mean that the result is sensitive to detailed values in the typical set.

His prose can be so obsessively sensitive to detail, especially to texture – often to a forensic degree, breaking things down into their minutest components and then zooming in hard – that it leaves the reader feeling both exhilarated and exhausted.

Mr. Svetlanov's style was not flashy, and his work was praised as sensitive to detail, grasping and molding the music into a structure, with interpretations that were sometimes sentimental but more usually full of power and free of superficial showmanship.

PSYCHOVISUAL PROCESSING The human eye is not uniformly sensitive to detail in light and dark areas of an image.

Simulations of TC intensities are sensitive to details of physical schemes such as the boundary layer scheme and the cloud microphysics scheme (Kanada et al. 2012).

This makes Cryosat much more sensitive to details at the steep edges of the ice sheet - the locations where thinning is most pronounced.

The magnetic domain structure of SmCo 2 17-type magnets has been found to be very sensitive to details of the processing procedure.

The creep resistance is found to be sensitive to details of the packing arrangement, suggesting that processing will have a considerable effect on properties.

It is found that realizable attenuation is sensitive to details of the source that in applications such as broadband noise may be unavailable.