And once in, you will be quickly enveloped by a welcoming, warm sensibility.
Warm sensibility index was defined as: (warm pain detection threshold − warm threshold)/(warm pain detection threshold − reference temperature).
Twenty-two patients (32.8%) had heat hyperalgesia with mean intensity of 7.3 ± 1.5 at the 11-point NRS (22 at foot, two at distal leg, three at proximal thigh), and only one had heat allodynia (T<40°C) at foot, with lower warm sensibility index (−0.95) than SFN patients without warm allodynia (−6.26) and healthy subjects (15.8) (Fig. 5).
When the American version began, it had a warmer sensibility, but it still worked with Gervais's themes, particularly the notion that life at Dunder-Mifflin was a small tragedy, a place of learned helplessness, where the employees killed time selling a product that was already defunct.
That quality, and the warm, democratic sensibility that accompanies it, are among the reasons that "Grand Illusion" remains, after 75 years, so fresh and vibrant.
Mr. Spielberg accomplishes the improbable feat of melding Kubrick's chilly, analytical style with his own warmer, needier sensibility, and the result is an exquisitely layered, complex movie -- the riskiest, most ambiguous, most intellectually challenging fairy tale the director has made to date (A. O. Scott).
Mr. Spielberg accomplishes the improbable feat of melding Kubrick's chilly, analytical style with his own warmer, needier sensibility, and the result is an exquisitely layered movie -- the riskiest, most ambiguous, most intellectually challenging fairy tale the director has made to date (A. O. Scott).
We calculated warm and cold sensibility index to determine the pain sensitivity range in which thermal sensations were perceived (Jensen et al., 1991).
"Dear John," the latest attempt to bring his warm, earnest, therapeutic sensibility to the screen, falls in the upper middle range of Sparks film adaptations.
Yes, like a warm hug of sensibility.
The results retain his characteristic subtlety and simplicity, but unveil a warmer, more sensuous sensibility than before.
