temperature sensitivity
UK: /ˈtɛmprətʃə ˌsɛnsəˈtɪvɪti/
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Definition of temperature sensitivity - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

scienceTECH.degree to which something changes or reacts when the temperature changesTECH.
  • The temperature sensitivity of the enzyme affected the success of the experiment.
  • We tested the sensor’s temperature sensitivity at various heat levels.
  • The material’s temperature sensitivity limits its use in extreme climates.
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Expressions with temperature

take the temperature ofv.
measure the temperature using a thermometer
The nurse will take the temperature of the patient.
run a temperaturev.
have a fever with elevated body temperature
She might be sick if she runs a temperature.
assume room temperaturev.
die or be killed, often humorously
After the accident, he assumed room temperature.
spike a temperaturev.
undergo a sudden sharp rise in body temperature
After the vaccine, he spiked a temperature.
high temperaturen.
elevated level of heat in the environment
The high temperature today reached 40 degrees Celsius.
low temperaturen.
temperature below normal or expected level
The low temperature caused the lake to freeze.

Expressions with sensitivity

political sensitivityn.
quality of an issue likely to cause conflict in government or public life
The border question has great political sensitivity between the neighboring countries.
sensitivity to lightn.
condition where eyes hurt in bright light
Her sensitivity to light made it hard to go outside.
light sensitivityn.
condition where bright light easily causes discomfort or pain in the eyes
His light sensitivity worsened after the concussion, so he wore dark glasses.
rejection sensitivityn.
strong fear and alertness about being turned away by others
Her rejection sensitivity made every delayed reply feel like a personal slight.
sensitivity testingn.
tests checking how living cells or people react to drugs or substances
The doctor ordered sensitivity testing to choose the right antibiotic.
sensitivity analysisn.
study of how input changes alter results of a model or decision
The team performed a sensitivity analysis to test the robustness of their forecast.
chemical sensitivityn.
increased reaction to chemicals in the environment
Her chemical sensitivity makes it hard to be in crowded places..
price sensitivityn.
degree to which price affects demand
The price sensitivity of the product is high, so sales drop with price increases.
spectral sensitivityn.
measure of how strongly something responds to different wavelengths of light
The camera's spectral sensitivity affects how colors appear in the final image.

Terms related to temperature sensitivity

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Terms with temperature sensitivity included in their meaning

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thermosensitivityn.
temperature
degree of sensitivity to temperature changes

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  1. French:sensibilité à la température, ...
  2. German:Temperaturabhängigkeit, ...
  3. Italian:sensibilità alla temperatura, ...
  4. Spanish:sensibilidad a la temperatura, ...
  5. Portuguese:sensibilidade à temperatura, ...
  6. Chinese:温度敏感性, ...
  7. Japanese:温度感受性, ...
  8. Arabic:حَسَّاسِيَّة دَرَجَةِ الحَرارَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:רְגִישׁוּת לְטֶמְפֶּרָטוּרָה, ...
  10. Russian:чувствительность к температуре, ...
  11. Ukrainian:температурна чутливість, ...
  12. Hindi:तापमान संवेदनशीलता, ...

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