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sen·si·tiv·i·ty
sen s tI vih ti
复数:sensitivities
词根:sensing
adj.sensitive 敏感的;[仪] 灵敏的;感光的;易受伤害的
sensible 明智的;明显的;意识到的;通晓事理的
sensing 敏感的
adv.sensitively 敏感地;易感知地
n.sensible 可感觉到的东西;敏感的人
sensing 传感;感觉;测知
sensitiveness 神经过敏
sensitizing 光敏处理
v.sensing 感觉,了解(sense的现在分词)
sensitizing 使敏感(sensitize的ing形式)
vi.sensitize 变得敏感
sensitise 变得敏感(等于sensitize)
vt.sensitize 使敏感;使具有感光性
sensitise 使敏感(等于sensitize)
noun
the quality or state of being sensitive: such as
the capacity of an organism or sense organ to respond to stimulation : irritability
the quality or state of being hypersensitive
the degree to which a radio receiving set responds to incoming waves
the capacity of being easily hurt
awareness of the needs and emotions of others
a book written with just the right mix of empathy and sensitivity—L. C. Brown
sensitivity analysis灵敏度分析;敏感性分析
sensitivity test敏感性测试;灵敏度试验
detection sensitivity检测灵敏度
low sensitivity低灵敏度
temperature sensitivity温度灵敏度,温度灵敏度系数;温度感受性
pressure sensitivity压感,压力灵敏度;声压灵敏度
contrast sensitivity对比灵敏度
sensitivity coefficient灵敏度系数
light sensitivity光敏性;感光性
notch sensitivity切口灵敏度;缺口灵感度
"敏感状态",1803年,源自 sensitive + -ity。具体含义“感觉的细腻,易怒”始于1851年。机械设备方面的意义始于1918年。心理学上的 sensitivity training,旨在增强个人对感受和动机的意识,始于1954年。
灵敏性
灵敏度
敏感性
灵敏度
感受性,敏感性:指敏感的状态或性质,常指对刺激的反应异常性或反应迅猛的状态
分析敏感性:用特定分析方法可靠地测得最低的物质浓度
诊断敏感性:通过临床试验,正确鉴定某人患某病的条件概率,即真阳性数除以真阳性加假阴性数,参见specificity和predictive value
敏感性
灵敏度
计量仪器的响应变化值除以相应激励变化值。
感光度
感光材料产生光化作用的能力,以规定基准密度的相应曝光量的倒数度量。
感度
爆炸材料在外界能量作用下发生爆炸的难易程度。根据外界作用不同,可分为:“热感度(heat sensitivity)”、“火焰感度(flame sensitivity)”、“撞击感度(impact sensitivity)”、“摩擦感度(friction sensitivity)”、“起爆感度(initiation sensitivity)又称爆轰感度(detonation sensitivity)”、“冲击波感度(shockwave sensitivity)” 、“静电火花感度(electrosta
灵敏度
灵敏度
系统参数的变化对系统状态的影响程度。
灵敏度
灵敏度
灵敏度
灵敏度
灵敏度
仪表、传感器等装置与系统的输出量的增量与输入量增量的比。
制动灵敏度
The first known use of sensitivity was in 1773
sensualadjective
relating to or consisting in the pleasing of the senses
devoted to the pleasures of the senses
sensualadjective
relating to or consisting in the pleasing of the senses
devoted to the pleasures of the senses
sensoryadjective
of or relating to sensation or to the senses
sensory stimulation
carrying nerve impulses from the sense organs toward or to the brain : afferent
a sensory nerve
sensornoun
a device that detects a physical quantity (as a movement or a beam of light) and responds by transmitting a signal
sensornoun
a device that detects a physical quantity (as a movement or a beam of light) and responds by transmitting a signal
sensitizeverb
to make or become sensitive
sensitizeverb
to make or become sensitive
sensitizeverb
to make or become sensitive
sensitizeverb
to make or become sensitive
sensitivitynoun
the quality or state of being sensitive
sensitivitynoun
the quality or state of being sensitive: as
the capacity of an organism or sense organ to respond to stimulation : irritability
the quality or state of being hypersensitive
1 On the album this muted sensitivity can feel a bit too tasteful, and ultimately lulling.
2 And Hope Azeda, from Rwanda, did an amazing job directing a play in a language she did not know with sensitivity, skill and grace.
3 The subtlety and sensitivity that Mr. Bunch brought to the art of accompaniment, coupled with an almost self-effacing nature, may have prevented him from reaching greater stardom.
4 Yet throughout there is a constant, distinctive search for a simple, singing sense of expression, for a pliancy of line, for a sophistication and sensitivity that lay in more than technical precision.
5 Among the educators who recently found herself at the treacherous intersection of free speech and sensitivity politics is Laura Kipnis, a film professor, cultural critic and dedicated provocateur at Northwestern University.
6 Terrible tragedies, such as the attacks on Paris, are appropriated by people thousands of miles away and used as a backdrop to showcase their sensitivity.
7 “Die Einsiedler,” a setting of Eichendorff, stands in for the whole: fastidious sensitivity; utter refinement; getting to the heart of every word and, through every word, to the heart of the song.
8 Written on either side of that composer’s turbulent courtship of Alma Schindler, they are barely a set at all, and require a wide, even range and a profound emotional sensitivity.
9 Daum argues that her annoyance with the demographic she calls the “sensitivity readers” is a generational one.
10 “We have different access to different jokes, different sides, different sensitivities … the most important thing is the place that you come from.”
11 Hagood is interested in the way that orphic media is constantly “dulling and sharpening the senses, generating new aural sensitivities and means of suppressing and masking sound,” all in the name of self-control.
12 She brings such intelligence and sensitivity to her questioning.
13 There's patience and sensitivity and raw nerve, and it's good to see this kind of focus on the abstract, particularly when your life has become hopelessly concrete — and whose hasn't?
14 The FDA has advised consumers who have these allergies or sensitivities to dispose of the product or return it to the place of purchase to receive a full product credit.
15 “Chicken, corn, wheat, and soy can sometimes trigger food sensitivities in cats.”
16 The story of the 2009 recording, made in the three-dimensional audio format known as ambisonic, shows Reed’s lifelong fascination with technology, as well as his mix of toughness and sensitivity.
17 I would have appreciated a little more sensitivity from you.
18 In his WNO debut, the conductor Robert Trevino showed sensitivity and tremendous vigor, making the orchestra sound loud and vibrant, despite a few bloopers.
19 I'll use urine cultures with a colony count, as well as sensitivity tests.
我准备采用尿培养做菌落计数及敏感实验.
20 Whose sensitivity does the association suppose it is protecting?
1 谨慎周到
3 易被惹恼
4 感光度
5 体贴
kind sensitive thoughtful kindly considerate chivalrous ministering kindness delicacy chivalry sweet lovely caring thoughtfully consideration TLC consider
8 机密性
10 过敏性
11 感受性
susceptivity feeling sensibility susceptibility receptivity receptiveness sensitivities impressionability
13 过敏
hypersusceptible sensitive irritable anaphylactic hypersensitive intolerance temperament irritability hypersusceptibility erethism supersensitize irritate allergic reaction hypersensitivity
15 敏感
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16 灵敏度
17 敏感度
18 敏感性