Sentence examples for very much sensitive from inspiring English sources

Overall, as we can observe from the figures that the reward is not very much sensitive to the moving speed.

But in the case of the porous structure, the hydrolysis as well as nucleation and growth rate plays a very important role as the porous structure is very much sensitive to these parameters.

From Table 1 and Table 2, it is clear that for a total asymptotically nonexpansive mapping, modified Mann iteration (1.1) is very much sensitive about the choice of initial point and control condition (alpha_{n}), whereas the behavior of proposed iteration (1.3) is consistent.

The LW component is not very much sensitive to the sample nature and falls between the values characteristic of pure alumina (represented by an open square in the left hand side of Fig. 11) and that of fcc-Al (represented by a cross).

"Native American National Bank would be very much more sensitive to those issues".

"Science has become very much more sensitive and confident," said Wittman.

The sintering profiles with narrow peaks with comparatively higher intensity indicate that the fuel ash is very much temperature sensitive for sintering.

"They are very much more sensitive to losing face and they take it much more seriously," said R. Joseph Harte, executive director of Columbia Law School's Center for Korean Legal Studies at who has worked and taught in Seoul.

As rape is very much a sensitive issue, only very well trained female data collectors were engaged.

Agnieszka Procko described her son as a "wonderful, intelligent person who loved life very much" and a "sensitive boy" who was well liked by his friends.

The fraternity's 28th General President, Henry Ponder, said "We would like the public to perceive Alpha Phi Alpha as a group of college-trained, professional men who are very much concerned and sensitive to the needs of humankind; We will go to great lengths to lend our voices, our time, our expertise and our money to solve the problems that humankind must solve as we move into the 21st century".