Sentence examples for sensitive to the emission from inspiring English sources

TIME-Pilot is thus sensitive to the emission from dwarf galaxies, thought to be responsible for the balance of ionizing UV photons, that will be difficult to detect individually with JWST and ALMA.

We found that the CNV detection is robust to the transition parameters but is sensitive to the emission parameters (distributions of LRR and BAF).

She said it took longer to do one of the recordings because she "became sensitive to the emissions of rubber and latex, and the recording studio was filled with it".

There, researcher Stacy Eltiti is working on a project which aims to find out whether people who say they are sensitive to the emissions from mobile phone masts are indeed affected by them, or by something else, or if they are reacting in some other way (such as having a psychosomatic reaction when they see or learn of the presence of a mast).

The thermospheric density is sensitive to the EUV emission and geomagnetic activity, and double-peak structure appeared in the dayside.

Actually the electronic components, especially the integrated circuits, microelectronics, and components found in modern electronic systems, are very sensitive to the microwave emissions [2, 3, 4].

… And trying to put in place policies that are sensitive to the greenhouse gas emission that's involved in energy production and use and reduces those emissions.

The techniques using line-averaged mole fractions were less sensitive to the exact locations of emission sources and less prone to data loss from unsuitable wind directions; these advantages outweighed the lack of a method to calibrate CH4 mole fractions in situ.

The emission current is sensitive to the prior thermal treatments that the electrode has seen.

The researchers suggest that this early, human-influenced onset of warming may mean the climate is more sensitive to the effects of greenhouse gas emissions than scientists previously thought.

Its field emission is sensitive to the geometry of surface conduction electron-emitters (SCE).