And those sensitive to the shifting mood doubt that the 15 years of expansive growth can return in the same heady, crazy way.
"Heroically researched, and sensitive to the shifts and eddies of its hero's intellectual position, GK Chesterton: A Biography is simultaneously an impressive and rather asphyxiating book.
Mr. Gilbert, who has a special affinity for Bruckner, was sensitive to the shifts of character and sound, as well as the blend of gravity and innocence in the music.
By properly choosing the parameters in the MVO, it can be made very sensitive to the frequency shift suitable for small damage detection.
Tissue taken from torpid animals was most sensitive to the temperature shift, followed by tissue from aroused and euthermic animals.
The method can be enhanced with an experimental setup that is sensitive to the phase shift between waves diffracted from different regions of the crystal, by combining Fresnel phase imaging with Bragg diffraction imaging (Pernot-Rejmánková et al., 2000 ▸, 2003 ▸; Rejmánková-Pernot et al., 1998 ▸).
The case study is set on the SW margin of the Thar Desert, in N Gujarat, an ecotone sensitive to the slightest shifts in precipitation patterns (Indian Summer Monsoon).
In addition, these data suggest that diurnal grass rats may be less sensitive to the phase shifting properties of NMDA than nocturnal rodents.
It is more reactive to the attacks with a short duration and a relatively small magnitude, and it is less sensitive to the small shifts that are mainly related to the varying IP traffic conditions (activity depending on the time of the day, etc).
Thus, we hypothesized that N2pc amplitude would be sensitive to the any shifts of attention between the decoy and the target.
