Sentence examples for sensitivity nature from inspiring English sources
Although Rayadas possess several desired features of abiotic stress tolerances, but it was always been neglected mainly because of the yearlong life cycle, poor yield and strong photoperiod sensitivity nature.
Charge impurities and polar molecules on the surface of dielectric substrates has long been a critical obstacle to using graphene for its niche applications that involve graphene's high mobility and high sensitivity nature.
The low power, high sensitivity nature of the sensor is also demonstrated as the metal-coated fiber sensor consumes ∼10% of the power consumed by conventional thermal conductivity detectors (TCDs), and unlike those, it operates at near room temperatures.
The half-life of peptides and proteins in human serum is dictated by several factors, including size, charge, proteolytic sensitivity, nature of their biology, turnover rate of proteins they bind, and other factors [ 5].
"I've always known her as a poet with a tremendous sensitivity to nature".
Perhaps this relates to a general sensitivity to nature in East Asian culture as a whole.
RD Blackmore was a world-famous author, renowned for his sensitivity to nature and dialect; but if anyone still remembers his name, it's for one title only.
Technical mastery and a sensitivity to nature's forms distinguish Matthew Lightner's tastings at Atera in Manhattan.
One thinks in particular of the Casino at Pampulha (1943) and the House in Canoas (1952), which combined the rigour of modern structure with fluidity of space and form and sensitivity to nature.
Their project manager in Belgrade, Nikola Nedeljkovic, says that "we envisage Belgrade Waterfront to be a game-changing hub for Serbia", and that it "takes into consideration the balanced sensitivity to nature, culture and modernity".
A half-dozen pages later, she says: "A female culture — one that embraces compassion, nurturing, collaboration and sensitivity — by nature creates a more productive, pleasant place to work than an atmosphere of fear, danger and macho competition.
