The idea of the Inverted-Conical light guide can be adapted by scintillation detectors multi-pixel, imaging-purpose scintillation detectors such as the ultra-fast GRB observatory UFFO-UBAT, whose performances are sensitive to responding time, image resolution, and geometrical modifications.
Mr. Biegeleisen, thoughtful and sensitive, tried to respond to the needs of friends and family -- from letting a new mother who worked with him at Fiduciary Trust telecommute, to making sure that Estee's husband, Zevi Brodt, had the sports section to read in the morning when the newlyweds were living in his Brooklyn building.
Even radiopath-integrated TEC has turned out to be sensitive enough to respond to intense Pc5 waves.
In the right part of the figure, we showed the ground state energy E0 versus N. Note that for N smaller than β L ̂ Open image in new window (100 here), this method is not sensitive enough to respond to the rapidly oscillating part of the potential and the results are very close to those of the (unperturbed) SHO.
In a recent study involving microglia in brain slices, it was reported that neither focal electrical stimulation nor local puffs of glutamate or GABA were able to elicit microglial chemotaxis or alter microglial process motility, leading the authors to conclude that microglia may not be sensitive enough to respond to acute neuronal activities [41].
Until then, researchers should be prudent in selecting outcome measures that are sensitive enough to respond to short-to-moderate term resveratrol treatment in healthy individuals.
Temperature input pathways, therefore, appear to be more than sensitive enough to respond to a wide variety of daily environmental temperature profiles.
To enable this pH-sensitive vesicle to respond toward glucose, GOx/CAT was incorporated to provide the enzyme-mediated pH stimulus.
"The studies independently confirm for the first time that earthworms are sensitive to, and respond to, vibrations that travel through the earth," says biologist Peggy Hill of the University of Tulsa in Oklahoma.
It has been demonstrated that vessels in a wire myograph are less sensitive to and respond differently to a variety of agonists (i.e. difference in maximum response and slope of the curve) when compared to vessels in a pressurized system or in vivo [31, 32].
The new silicone-based wearable also is also more sensitive to noise, responding in pulsing vibration to ambient sound like voices and noise.
