Sentence examples for sensitivity to point from inspiring English sources

Bigger eyes may also have better sensitivity to point light sources such as bioluminescent flashes, because of their absolutely larger apertures.

In fact, an algorithm's sensitivity to point mutations is often viewed as a weakness, favoring methods that are less sensitive to mutation.

Given the interesting behavior of this reaction and its sensitivity to point mutations, we decided to gain further insight into the catalytic mechanism of native FtmPT1 by studying the reaction between Brevianamide F and DMAPP.

For example, the presence of circumlental aphakic gaps in some deep-water species has been interpreted as a mechanism to improve sensitivity to point light sources like bioluminescent flashes [ 67, 68].

However, recent studies suggest that at least chimpanzees have some sensitivity to pointing and show it when methods used for testing and their environments are changed (Lyn et al. 2010).

Moreover, the sensitivity to point-like sources of neutrinos is presented as a function of the source declination.

hysteretic module, we assess the processes influencing the quantity of mobile CO2 within the leaking plume and perform a sensitivity analysis to point out the key-parameters and conditions for an efficient natural trapping by dissolution and residual trapping.

Optimal cutoff scores were also computed using criteria that minimize the Euclidean distance from point (sensitivity and specificity) to point in the x-y plane.

Models of the tests are developed at different levels of through-the-thickness mesh refinement and sensitivity analyses are performed to point out the effects on the overall and local response of significant model parameters, such as the length attributed to the process zone in the cohesive zone model and the friction coefficient in the contact interaction between crack faces.

The rods then increase their sensitivity to the point that they are the more sensitive, and it is they that now determine the sensitivity of the whole eye, the threshold stimuli obtained after 10 minutes in the dark, for example, being too weak to activate the cones.

Too many people survive, or imagine that they do, by coarsening themselves and by protectively dulling their sensitivity to the point of acceptance.