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Frequency response
* are sensitivity.
* is detail resolution, the better the response, the better the detail
  - hard to measure, in real world environments
* is measured in Hz, which represents a sound wave cycle per second
  - cycles per second or Hz
* is the frequency range that a speaker can reproduce
  - most basic and by far the most important measure of a speaker's abilities
  - range of frequencies which a given individual can hear
* means how sensitive the microphone is to high and low tones.
* refers to the lowest and highest audio frequencies headphones can reproduce.

Light sensitivity
* can also be a prominent symptom
  - be confused with dry eyes - it feels very similar
* common occurrence with blepharospasm patients.
* is almost universal and halos and other unusual light effects can occur
  - frequently a natural defense when the eye is traumatized

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Photosensitivity
* Photosensitivities are sensitivity.
* also can occur with certain diseases such as lupus.
* can be a problem with ibuprofen
  - still occur after a medication has been stopped
* common reaction to the sun.
* is also a concern if mixed with other psoriatic preparations
  - an abnormal reaction to a normal amount of light
  - extremely rare
  - prominent, but the incidence of nephritis is low
* is the hallmark of porphyria cutanea tarda
  - likely factor underlying epileptogenicity of electronic games
* major problem in about half the affected people.

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Reactivity
* Find out how quartz reacts to various solutions at different temperatures.
* appears at the same time as reactivity in nontreponemal tests.
* involves both the thermodynamics and kinetics of the particular chemical reaction.
* is an expression of the departure from criticality
  - indicator of how well the vessels function
  - broad specificity, low affinity
  - increased as the outer plates are raised
  - susceptibility
  - way of describing the criticality condition of the reactor
* means sensing or perceiving change in their environment and responding.
* refers to the activation of motor, affective, autonomic, and endocrine systems.
* relates to the waste's extreme instability and tendency to react violently or explode.
* rise in fetal heart rate when a contraction occurs.
* technology firm that builds software products from concept to delivery.
+ Reactivity (chemistry): Chemistry
  * Reactivity involves both the thermodynamics and kinetics of the particular chemical reaction. A reaction will be more reactive if the total energy of the products is less than the total energy of the reactants. A reaction will be more reactive if the energy of its transition is low.

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Chemical reactivity
* can provide a certain qualitative insight into aromaticity.
* is another way to battle counterfeiting
  - highest at the two extremes and is the lowest in the centre
* measure of how likely atoms are to form bonds with other atoms.

Responsiveness
* increases with hunger until the final stages of starvation.
* is sensitivity
* shows in employees' timely response to customers' needs.

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Social responsiveness
* is the capacity of a firm to adapt to changing societal conditions.
* refers to the capacity of a firm to respond to social pressures.

Sulfite sensitivity
* can be tricky to diagnose
  - develop at any age
* effects a significant number of people.
* is seen more frequently in asthmatic than in non-asthmatic people
  - than in nonasthmatic people

Tooth sensitivity
* Some tooth sensitivity can occur shortly after bleaching.
* is usually a later stage and eventually abscesses form with concomitant pain.