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We show that self-sustained regular voltage oscillations lead to enhanced and sharply tuned sensitivity of the hair cell to weak mechanical periodic stimuli.

Creating such a piece of new media, to stand alongside a real object in a gallery where authenticity is everything, demands a finely tuned sensitivity, and accuracy in every detail.

The finely tuned sensitivity provided by this contrast has been exploited to obtain a µm-resolution image of the spatial distribution of domains, and to extract the domain fraction by comparison with a simple diffraction model based on the tabulated scattering coefficients of the resonant atom.

UBlast advertises an acceleration parameter as a convenient way to tune sensitivity, so we chose to benchmark both, the default (0.8 according to the manual) and with a value of 1, which should be slower but maximally sensitive.

The rhythmic gene expression of visual transduction proteins in Anopheles and Aedes might contribute to a conserved time-of-day specific gating mechanism for tuning sensitivity to photic activation of the mosquito visual system irrespective of temporal niche (i.e. nocturnal versus diurnal) to match the daily changes in light levels.

Another advantage of this method would be its simplicity in optimization, since it requires only a single parameter termed "penalty" to be tuned for sensitivity control (Fig.  2).

SSAHA2's default settings for Roche 454 reads are clearly tuned for sensitivity, because the number of reads with multiple matches is very high compared to the CLC aligner.

A new platinum-porphyrin based phosphorescent oxygen sensor, PtP-C343 [ 8] has been developed with a much larger two-photon cross-section, tuned oxygen sensitivity and greater molecular dispersion in biological environments.

Moreover, by calculating, the tuning sensitivity is about 0.33 nm/°C.

The linearity of VCO includes the coarse and fine tuning sensitivity variations, which are defined as the frequency step per-code (fstep) variation and the VCO gain (KVCO) variation, respectively.

No difference in spatial tuning sensitivity was observed between the Cx57-deficient and wild-type animals (Fig. 4).