Examples of using This sensitivity in English and their translations into Spanish
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Relaxing can help by blunting this sensitivity.
This sensitivity thing isn't a one-way street.
Am I this charm,this beauty, this sensitivity.
This sensitivity to cultural context is not surprising.
Long before, two esteemed persons well known to us had this sensitivity.
This sensitivity to the weather is even more significant in the summer.
Respect for the environment is one of the concerns of today's society andthe pork industry should not remain indifferent to this sensitivity.
This sensitivity often starts during childhood or adolescence.
After the tip of the tongue, the area of greatest sensitivity is the tip of your fingers, and this sensitivity is the greatest treasure of a person who is both blind and deaf.
This sensitivity can be relieved with an anti-inflammatory if needed.
While the modulation of the preferential duties reflected the differences in sensitivity of the products, this sensitivity was now analysed on the basis of the Community market situation, irrespective of the origin of the product.
This sensitivity can be physical in the way of electrochemical within the brain.
And accommodation should be in line with this sensitivity and hotels with sustainability certification have become a real requirement for many tour operators.
And this sensitivity has penetrated social classes across the board,” says Verónica Gago.
The outward, creative expression of this sensitivity is found in yet another dimension of this multidimensional man- for Gururaj was a remarkably gifted poet.
This sensitivity to cultural context in the new States Members is not surprising.
Also when we process a second language, this sensitivity to emotionality of language content appears to be preserved although slightly delayed in time see Conrad, Recio,& Jacobs, 2011.
This sensitivity is of a somewhat inchoate nature and is difficult to define, but it is analogous to the general sense of Touch.
When adjusting this sensitivity, turn the knob to the desired level and then turn the unit off/on to reset the unit to the new level.
This sensitivity is stripped of all pleasure and so it has the austerity, not of desire and will but of seeing and understanding.
According to this sensitivity which, among other things, is completely SEBALDIAN, we have taken on the task of composing our own dictionary.
This sensitivity is valid for all force transducers of a type and is therefore given with a tolerance, the so-called"sensitivity tolerance.
This sensitivity makes it ideal for ultra-deep studies of galactic formation and evolution, the search for proto-galaxies and images of quasar environments.
This sensitivity means that you go more to the heart of the mission of religious life that consists in the process of humanization and in the following of Jesus Christ.
This sensitivity made him compromise with any social movement which would defend individual freedom and the equal right to every individual to live with dignity and without penuries.
This sensitivity is greater in the first part of the standard PAPEP project interview, in which the work is done with open questions and decreases in the second part, in which closed questions are included.
This sensitivity to details, hidden corners and unknown places, expressed through a painting that many define as hyperealist, are the ones that have given to Morago a well deserved reputation that precedes it.
Given this sensitivity and if the Fed's normalisation goes as expected, the ECB should not find it difficult to maintain appropriate financial conditions in the euro area if it communicates its monetary policy properly.
This sensitivity is the response of the mechanism of man to the approaching developments, and the race as a whole is being brought into a condition wherein it will be ready to"see and hear" that which has been up to the present unrevealed.
This sensitivity was not incidental, but based on the Argentines' long and painful learning process concerning the redistribution and confiscation processes brought into effect by inflationary and depreciatory policies and by price freezes and forced conversions.