It describes the behaviour of dynamic systems that are sensitively dependent on their initial conditions.
It has a "rough-hewn, virile and heavy-lifting aesthetic," Mr. Moss said, albeit one that is sensitively rendered or considered, a nod to the history and semiotics of the word "butch".
There is a requirement for a serious rethink, including more sensible and more closely evaluated targets, and, above all, responses that are sensitively tuned to particular circumstances.
I think this is a company that's been sensitively managed".
This attitude can be seen anew in London estates that are being sensitively redeveloped, such as Maiden Lane in Camden.
A journalist for a Berlin newspaper, she writes in a brisk, personable style that has been sensitively translated by Damion Searls, who has also done justice to Martin Kippenberger's penchants for non sequiturs, malapropisms and skewed aphorisms ("Never give up before it's too late").
Statues to the valiant Haenyeo are raised all around Udo. Throughout Korea, you find "folk villages" whose name may smack unappetisingly of Disneyland, but six of which are, in fact, authentic villages that have been sensitively restored to preserve traditional lifestyles.
However, the random selection is not efficient enough to achieve our goals because we cannot easily determine a proper threshold that would be sensitively affected by a network's density.
Assuming that the representative compound should be the one that is detected least sensitively with respect to its MRL, also the fact that the MRLs vary between matrices may have consequences.
Because the investigations we seek to facilitate will almost certainly be carried out ahead of the experimental studies they seek to inform, we expect that a premium will be placed on conclusions that are generic rather than being sensitively dependent on specific parameter combinations.
