Sentence examples for sensory range from inspiring English sources

"This means accompanying Kafka in his descent into the depths of his city," he continues, "adapting ourselves to his sensory range and cognitive register, becoming engaged in a progressive distortion of space and time, and, above all, taking on an experience (not necessarily a pleasant one) that excludes only indifference".

By analysing the environmental structure, dead-ends within robot sensory range are able to be detected thus reducing the chance of being trapped and also reducing unnecessary manoeuvres.

Researchers believe this technology published online today in Bioinspiration & Biomimetics could be used in aerial or submarine drones to improve navigation, as well as extend the sensory range of current robotic systems, which is limited to vision, radar, and sonar.

Lowering either the sensory range of unicells, or the amount of energy they are able to be store, also makes predation unviable.

When a resource is scarce and patchy, distributed on spatial scale beyond the animal's sensory range, the best search strategy consists in moving according to a Levy process with step lengths following an inverse square power law distribution, while when the density of targets increases, a less skewed path length distribution (e.g., Brownian motion) increases foraging efficiency [21], [42], [43].

Similarly, parameters such as sensitivity, speed, sensory range, attribution of valence and/or capacity to memorise differ among species.

In addition, the olfactory sensory neurons typically express one Or gene which by virtue of the ligand profile of the encoded receptor protein determines the receptive range of the sensory neuron (Kreher et al. 2005; Fishilevich et al. 2005) (2 sensory neurons are exceptions as they coexpress Or33b/ Or47andnd Or94a/ Orespectivelytively [ Fishilevich et al. 2005; Kreher et al. 2008]).

A sensory adaptation protocol was used to estimate the receptive range of the receptor.

We performed thoracic spinal anaesthesia (median sensory block; range, T6 8) in this study, although a sympathetic block can extend above the 2 6 dermatome compared with sensory loss [ 26].

Equilibrium scores and sensory ratios range from 0 100, where 100 = perfect stability and 0 = an inability to maintain balance and a fall.

(22) The RD50 values (exposure concentration producing a 50% respiratory rate decrease as an indication of respiratory tract irritation) of male mice are 3.1−5.3 ppm for an exposure time of 5−10 min. (23) The lowest observable adverse effect levels (LOAEL) for human sensory irritation range from 0.4 ppm (rhinitis) to 3 ppm (eye, nasal, and throat irritation).