Sensitivity to formal considerations.
A romantic, he was also a realist, with an exceptional sensitivity to tactical considerations at the same time as he unswervingly adhered to his strategical objectives.
Mr. Paterson's absence was "a further indication of his lack of sensitivity to ethical considerations by which he should be guided," Jeff Schlanger, a special counsel to the commission, said during his closing remarks to the administrative law judge, Christine Kopec, who presided over the hearing.
Here, Angela Smith (2005) has done much to develop this Scanlonian theme, and has explicitly argued for moral responsibility for non-voluntary elements of a person that reflect her sensitivity to moral considerations.
Instead of postulating a hierarchical relation between different sorts of wants or desires, it instead gives a dispositional analysis of the wants' or desires' (the reasons') sensitivity to rational considerations.
So as not to mislead, it should be pointed out that in the case of action, judgment-sensitivity theorists are inclined to require a kind of freedom, but one that simply shows that, in acting, an agent reveals her sensitivity to moral considerations.
After evaluating the techniques as they were conceived, we adapt them in order to assess their sensitivity to the consideration of more constructs (Section 3.6).
Disease-specific measures are used when disease-related attributes need to be assessed and greater sensitivity to the clinical condition under consideration is required.
This paper analyses and compares both conventional and stochastic MPPT techniques based on the true MPP tracking capability, design complexity, cost consideration, sensitivity to environmental change and convergence speed.
Regulatory risk assessments should take differences in PON1-related sensitivity to OP insecticides into consideration when characterizing interindividual variability in risk related to OP exposure.
