Among the indicators of sensitiveness used in the project there are Human health indicators: impacts due to noise, air pollution and higher concentration levels in cities and valleys.
The health care professionals try to balance older adults needs related to autonomy, integrity, independence and pain relief with attentiveness and sensitiveness The use of this approach in focusing on the older adults' current problems is conveyed and expressed as, "I'm very engaged and focused and empathetic".
In this paper, the fuzzy set theory is used to add more sensitiveness to PCA including more information and flexibility.
But before Dr. Aron's groundbreaking book, Carl Jung wrote about it extensively in the early 1900s using the term "innate sensitiveness".
Our result suggests that these sectorial features play an important role in explaining the sensitiveness of Latin American manufacturing sectors to currency over/undervaluation.
The purpose is to analyse the sensitiveness of the algorithms to both parameters.
Noise sensitive individuals would, because of their sensitiveness, have a greater interest in participation compared to a non-sensitive person, analogous to findings by others studying reasons for survey participation [ 10].
In order to determine the sensitiveness of refrigerators' energy consumption on various operational factors reflecting real life conditions, four different refrigerators were tested in laboratory using Box Behnken design with three variables (ambient temperature, thermostat setting position and additional heat load by storing warm food) at three different levels.
In group B 43.2 % experienced vertigo, 45.8 % had nausea, 9.3 % were sensitive to smell, 34.7 % showed sensitiveness to sound and 33%% to light.
The ASSET project (ASsessing SEnsitiveness to Transport) has developed a GIS based Web tool using a map database to depict spatial indicators of transport and related pressures and maps on sensitiveness to transport activities.
