Sentence examples for sensitive to static from inspiring English sources

The result is that listeners become less sensitive to static information but gain sensitivity for acoustic change.

Yakhnitsa, V. & Barmack, N. H. Antiphasic Purkinje cell responses in mouse uvula-nodulus are sensitive to static roll-tilt and topographically organized.

We have developed a variant of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) designed to be sensitive to static neuronal function.

Tilmicosin is more sensitive to static electricity, which is more dangerous than the other two powders examined in this paper.

However, as high-field MRI is sensitive to static magnetic field variations of only the field component along the main field direction, object rotations are typically needed to image three-dimensional current densities.

Unlike cancer cells, normal cells showed a transient membrane depolarization sensitive to static magnetic field.

These were further subdivided into regions that were sensitive to the static neutral self-face (i.e., aSMG, pITG, and oIFG), and those that were not (other occipitoparietal regions and pSFG).

The aIFS was sensitive to the static self-face but not to the violation of a predicted contingency (light-blue triangle); therefore, it belonged to a group that exhibited sensitivity to the contingency cue among the Face-main-effect peaks (i.e., dedicated to amodal self-representation; light-blue circle; Fig.  2 d).

The phases of multipath components, however, can change very quickly over time, especially for mobile users, and hence coherent beamforming/precoding methods react very sensitive to non-static scenarios [32, 33].

Make sure to discharge any possible static buildup before touching RAM; it is extremely sensitive to ESD (Electro-Static Discharge).

The current paper provides analysis of these situations, and shows that the performance of a mount with a symmetric stiffness displacement relationship is highly sensitive to errors in the static loading.