Sentence examples for sensitive to speed from inspiring English sources

VSP is sensitive to speed and acceleration changes.

In other words, vehicles of Mumbai and Delhi are statistically more sensitive to speed when maintaining LC, whereas those of Pune and Kolkata are less sensitive.

Indeed, Google's own research has found that users are extraordinarily sensitive to speed: consumer satisfaction takes a noticeable dip if web pages take longer than 500 milliseconds to load.

Moreover, some of these regions were also differentially sensitive to speed-accuracy instructions.

Furthermore, the results generally mirror those observed in the coherence trials: M1 does not exhibit pre-response build-up of activity, MT+ is relatively insensitive to speed-accuracy instructions, and the frontal regions (pLPFC and pre-SMA) are highly sensitive to speed-accuracy instructions, albeit in diametrically opposite ways during coherence and baseline trials.

Such warming is sensitive to wind speed, so calm conditions promote lower minimum temperatures.

Through this paper, it has been shown that rotor sub-optimal speeds for power maximization are highly sensitive to wind speed and direction.

While a number of neurocognitive processes that support motor control are likely involved in psychomotor functioning, in fact some tasks may be more sensitive to psychomotor speed while others are more sensitive to the speed of information processing.

In this regard, the digit-symbol coding task would be more sensitive to the speed of information processing while the pegboard task would have been more sensitive to psychomotor speed.

Many pole placement methods have been proposed to design a good adaptive flux observer that is less sensitive to IM speed; however, most of them have poor dynamic performance at very low and zero speeds.

Results of their experimental analysis concluded that tool wear is highly sensitive to cutting speed, machining time and feed.