Sentence examples for sensitivity to the changing from inspiring English sources

Saturated in a bluish winter snow-light and filmed with an extraordinary sensitivity to the changing seasons, the weather and the time of day, these scenes are so atmospheric they beckon you into a childlike state of wondrous apprehension.

James's sensitivity to the changing role of the country house over the course of a writing career that has spanned nearly half a century goes some way to explaining why her novels amount to so much more than detective fiction by numbers.

Considering the use of LSPR sensing systems in the medical front, it is not satisfied only by evaluating sensitivities to the changing of the bulk refractive index or surface environment.

This is partly because of Mr. Tschumi's sensitivity to the neighborhood's changing identity.

For the purpose of analyzing the sensitivity of the results to the changing weights, different weights need to be chosen and tested.

The new program is described as a "blight reduction grant adjustment," perhaps in deference to the changing sensitivities of New Orleans residents, who have become less sympathetic to those whose homes are sitting half-finished in their neighborhoods almost six years after the hurricane.

Impacts are due to observed climate change, irrespective of its cause, indicating the sensitivity of natural and human systems to the changing climate".

In the opening section ("First Age: Infant") Mr. Bate gives us a succinct assessment of how Shakespeare's small-town childhood in Warwickshire left him with a sensitivity to nature and the changing seasons, and also, he speculates, with an innate conservatism : a tendency to be "cautious, traditional, respectable, suspicious of change".

Different anxiety questionnaires present different sensitivity to anxiety changing.

Hypothesis 7: Different anxiety questionnaires would present different sensitivity to anxiety changing.

In this study the IVE model is evaluated based on the sensitivity to changing parameters.