Sentence examples for typical sensitivity from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, Courtney Love has piped up, showing her typical sensitivity: "Poor Lee McQueen," she wrote on Twitter.

With typical sensitivity, his installation is here composed according to its site; sculpture, film and printmaking refer to Glasgow's architectural and cultural history.

The fund's duration, a measure of interest-rate sensitivity, is 4.5 years, mirroring the Salomon Smith Barney High Yield Market index, he said, "so it has junk bonds' typical sensitivity to interest rates".

This is the typical sensitivity setup used in atmospheric physics simulation studies.

The typical sensitivity of the sensors is around −145 dB re 1 V/μPa (including preamplifier).

However, typical sensitivity analyses of deterministic dynamic infectious disease models focus on model architecture and the relative importance of parameters but neglect parameter uncertainty when reporting model predictions.

Typical sensitivities range in the few to tens of mJ/cm2, which is competitive with most other photopolymer systems and even approaches the photospeed of the ultra-fine grained silver halide materials that are employed to record similar structures.

What she meant, with a typical Chinese sensitivity to numerology, was that first Tuesday of November happened to land on the sixth, a Chinese character that rhymes with wealth and fluidity, while the eighth, on which the weeklong Eighteenth Party Congress and the once-in-a-decade leadership transition is set to begin, rhymes with joy and happiness.

The typical instrumental sensitivity for GC/C/IRMS is 0.1 10 nmol (Sessions 2006).

In most of these applications, the typical surface sensitivity of the nanowire structure is often a disadvantage.

Two typical ANN sensitivity analysis methods, i.e., connection weight algorithm (CWA) and profile method (PM) have been applied.