While D 3 is sensitive only to c w, D 2 exhibits large sensitivity not only to c w but also to τ.
Activity in caudal ITG was equally strong in the center-shaded, shaded-blob and unshaded-blob conditions, indicating a strong 2D shape sensitivity, not surprisingly, given the overlap with the 2D shape-sensitive regions assessed with the LOC localizer stimuli (orange lines in Fig. 6).
A useful sensitivity, not least when it comes to dealing with the somewhat acutely dead.
Tuition-paying parents deserve to have their children guided by human sensitivity, not by technology.
It's a sensitivity not expected to be surpassed for a long time to come.
Clients require social workers well-acquainted with the availability of resources, agency procedures, and interpersonal sensitivity, not social scientific conundrums – however inherently interesting or intellectually demanding.
To be sensible meant to exist in a state of sensitivity, not only to the moods of the world at large, but also to one's own inner feelings.
She was against the building of a mosque near the 9/11 site, a decision she says was down to "sensitivity not religion".
Mr Connarty replied: "It is your sensitivity, not mine," before Mr Miliband countered: "It is my sensitivity," adding he had been "cut to my absolute quick".
The greater wax moth is capable of hearing sound frequencies close to 300,000 hertz, a level of auditory sensitivity not found in any other animal.
Second, the regime is showing increasing sensitivity not just to global public opinion, but to features of modernization in the political logic of punishment itself.
