Sentence examples for the sensitive placement from inspiring English sources

The senators highlighted the sensitive placement of the pipeline and the economic impact a rupture could have, pointing out that the Great Lakes "are directly connected to over 1.5 million jobs, with $62 billion in annual wages".

A National Grid spokeswoman said: "We have had to make some difficult choices about landscapes outside the national park but we believe that we can reduce the impact on them by sensitive placement of pylons and screening".

At a hearing, her lawyer acknowledged that it would have been better if she had raised the issue earlier — the agency tries to make culturally sensitive placements when parents request it — but "she was concerned, I think, of some prejudice".

Criticism of wind power has been mitigated by increasingly efficient turbines and more bird-sensitive placement.

In the sensitive analysis after adjustment on insertion site and side placement, GWE-DC and left side placement were independently associated with dysfunction; HR, 2.48 (1.67-3.68); P < 0.0001; HR, 2.06 (1.42-2.99); P = 0.0001, respectively.

Furthermore, the lower the transmission power of the device, the more sensitive the error probability is against a wrong placement of the relay.

The results are very sensitive to the placement of the interface between different parts of grids.

However, these models do not utilize global statistical information and are quite sensitive to the initial placement of the contour.

The aptamer is highly sensitive to the precise placement of the ε-amino group and relatively tolerant of alterations to the main‐chain functional groups in order to achieve this specificity.

This makes the reconstruction of acquisition/losses in this region of the tree highly sensitive to the phylogenetic placement of placozoans with respect to sponges and eumetazoans.

They also suffer from leakage at places where the intensity gradients of the edges are relatively weak and are very sensitive to the placement of the initial contour of the propagating front.