Sentence examples for sensitivity settings from inspiring English sources
It'll switch you between user-set high and low sensitivity settings, and you can change it in the mouse as well by holding down the button and then scrolling to adjust the DPI.
They're balky, nonresponsive, slow to react and all-around infuriating (and yes, I tried all four sensitivity settings).
In the various versions in the chart below, I've used the different sensitivity settings and run versions with and without Gallup and Rasmussen Reports, which track Mr. Obama's approval rating daily and therefore tend to dominate the trend line under this particular method.
The microphone has three sensitivity settings: high, for recording something like a professor in a large classroom; an automatic setting that seeks the best volume level; and a less sensitive setting for recording loud sounds that would overwhelm it and cause distortion, called "clipping," like a live band in a bar.
The thing I found myself wishing was more sensitivity settings.
There's even side-mounted LED lights to indicate the sensitivity settings.
The 12.2-megapixel sensor is of the CMOS type (complementary metal-oxide semiconductor), allowing very high light-sensitivity settings without the usual grainy noise.
We evaluated different combinations of terminological resources (applying different case-sensitivity settings), grammar-based recognizers, and regular expressions on the training data.
By default it moves a bit too much for my liking, slowly zooming in and out in a way that can may you low-level seasick — though you can adjust the sensitivity in settings.
Research Phrases/terms included combinations of the following: Cultural Competence, Cultural Capability, Cultural Sensitivity, Mental Health, Mental Healthcare, Mental Health settings, Best practice, Cross Cultural Mental Health and Cross Cultural Psychiatry.
A reference-guided assembly of the O. humilis read pool was implemented in Geneious with medium-low sensitivity, default settings, and 100 iterations.
