Sentence examples for sensitive to governing from inspiring English sources
The generic regular patterns simulated then are rotating multi-wave patterns of constant rotation-speed and oscillatory-'firing' ones, and theirs selection is highly sensitive to governing parameters and initial conditions.
Results of the study have shown that the reliability is very sensitive to factors governing the corrosion.
That trust, forged over three decades, remains, and Mr. Gore has now given Mr. Neel another highly sensitive job, overseeing Mr. Gore's transition from campaigning to governing.
This is even more applicable to governing.
In the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae the type 2A-like protein phosphatase catalytic subunit Sit4 functions downstream of the rapamycin-sensitive TOR complex 1 (toRC1) to govern responses to nutrients and events required for normal G1 to S phase cell cycle transition and budding [1], [2].
Allen et al. (2005) demonstrated the feasibility of using fcMRI to study the functional connectivity between the cerebral cortex and the cerebellar cortex (including the dentate nucleus) in humans, and provided evidence that fcMRI is sensitive to the anatomical constraints governing cerebro-cerebellar connectivity.
Governments, after all, are elected to govern.
That can certainly be expected to apply to rules governing sensitive sectors such as agriculture.
After describing women are "sensible, practical and sensitive," she went on to note that "these are important qualities for someone who wants to govern a country".
Figes the child was sensitive to the hierarchies of rank governing Edith and the other servants' lives in the Berlin household.
