Sentence examples for sensitive to setting from inspiring English sources

What people always tend to forget about ecstasy is that it can be as sensitive to setting as acid, shrooms, or anything else that people put in themselves to get outside of themselves.

DataWell has (according to NHS insiders) been politically sensitive to set up but the aims to give local NHS organisations a secure way to share records by 2017.

Conversely, the flow features along the cylinder lateral surfaces and, hence, the lift, are strongly sensitive to set-up and modelling, leading to a significant dispersion of both wind tunnel measurements and numerical predictions.

Two experiments assessed whether human affective learning is sensitive to occasion setting.

However, their performance is highly sensitive to parameter setting, i.e. different gene families require different program parameters for correct resolution.

IceCube has looked for neutrinos from active galactic nuclei, but as yet the data sets are not sensitive enough to set significant limits.

Find out what you're sensitive to, then set about growing a different garden you can enjoy all year round.

The final feature on offer is a 'find your phone' trigger that lets the bracelet wearer rub its touch-sensitive surface to set off an audio alert to locate their Bluetooth-linked device.

The MAE is much more sensitive to the setting of for signal with high SNR. Figure 5 MAE versus channel delay spread setting for different SNR in CM1 with N s = 8, N f = 4, and f s = 8 GHz.

He added: "This year's winner combines careful restoration with bold and uncompromisingly contemporary new additions in an idiom which is sensitive to its setting while avowedly 'now'now

One problem of duration-based methods is how to decide on the optimal duration threshold because the result is very sensitive to the setting of this threshold.