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Yet Gears's machismo is but a front for a shooter surprisingly sensitive to its players' needs.

Results from this method have shown that the human brainstem response is surprisingly sensitive to phase differences inherent to the stimuli across a wide extent of the spectrum.

Flow in a rock fracture is surprisingly sensitive to the evolution of flow paths that develop as a result of dissolution.

The system is surprisingly sensitive to H2 and is capable of detecting levels of H2 down to 200 pM in solution, which approximates the background concentration of H2 in water exposed to the earth's atmosphere.

And for that reason, it has been surprisingly sensitive to outside criticism.In his annual state address this week, President Vladimir Putin inveighed against those who clung to an era of global confrontation, and against enemies who would weaken his country.

It is in the interplay of various mechanics that the dynamic of tennis emerges, and that dynamic is surprisingly sensitive to small changes.

Our results suggest that the neural control of adaptation is surprisingly sophisticated, sensitive to the costs and benefits to visual performance, and able to draw upon past experience.

But, both tests are surprisingly, equally sensitive to patient's fibrinogen level.

The ability to detect fungal genes in planta is surprisingly sensitive even without efforts to enrich for fungal transcripts.

He's also the author of Google Hacking for Penetration Testers, a best-selling book that shows how to use seemingly harmless Google searches to uncover surprisingly sensitive information.

Olga Peretyatko's Gilda is a warm, sweet presence, but it is George Gagnidze who is at the heart of the show, softening his burly baritone to create a surprisingly sensitive Rigoletto.