Sentence examples for sensitive to separation from inspiring English sources

It is widely known, in fact, that the laminar boundary layer is more sensitive to separation than the turbulent boundary layer.

M-TDSC was more sensitive to phase separation than DMTA.

It is found that the temperatures of the loop fluid and borehole wall respectively are sensitive to pipe separation and borehole diameter.

Young as well as adult quail are highly sensitive to social separation and they are able to discriminate a familiar conspecific from an unfamiliar conspecific, preferring to stay close to familiar quail [41], [42], [71], [73].

The coherence of the polar ordering of vibration modes perpendicular to the fibril direction would be more sensitive to the separation distance or relative orientation between fibrils than that of vibration modes parallel to the fibril direction.

It is observed that this technique is not very sensitive to the tip substrate separation within a certain range.

The interference among the partial waves scattered from the qubits leads to a variety of behavior in g 2 that is sensitive to both the separation between the qubits (L) and the frequency of the incoming photons.

These results indicate that the Ptc component was sensitive to target-decoy separation but was not statistically sensitive to the relative salience manipulation.

"Young kids are developmentally sensitive to stresses involving family separation, and large-scale raids are an extreme form of that stress," Nicole Novak, an epidemiologist at the University of Iowa, told me.

It can be seen that as K f increases the system becomes increasingly sensitive to the normalized subarray separation product.

Because the range over which the energy transfer can occur is limited to approximately 100 Å and the efficiency of transfer is extremely sensitive to the donor-acceptor separation distance, resonance energy transfer measurements can be a valuable tool for probing molecular interactions [11].