Thomas might have simply said that his first concern was with articulation, especially sounds — a perceptible property.
And the next you're sucked into a vivid, intense world, where time seems to move slower, colors are brighter, sounds more perceptible, as though the whole universe has suddenly come into focus".
Such bundling or grouping of audible features suggests that sounds are perceptible individuals to which these features are attributed.
Moreover, the subscribers to whom Aereo transmits television programs constitute "the public". Aereo communicates the same contemporaneously perceptible images and sounds to a large number of people who are unrelated and unknown to each other.
There's another sound, barely perceptible among the rustling of the trees in the breeze and the other birds, but it gradually becomes clearer – a continuous metallic whirr, like a fishing reel spinning.
In audition, as in vision, multiple distinct perceptible individuals might exist simultaneously, and each might persist and survive change (see the discussion of auditory scene analysis in section 2.1 Sounds).
A perceptible documentary like Margaret Brown's award-winning The Great Invisible, which sifts through the land and lives wrecked by Halliburton and British Petroleum's oily Deepwater Horizon fuck-up, probably sounds like a fairy tale to BP's great communicator Geoff Morrell, the Department of Defense ex-press secretary who recently, infamously argued that, "No, BP Didn't Ruin the Gulf".
Lying there, holding hands, we would listen or try to listen to the barely perceptible sounds of the gym while our bodies cooled.
Its connection to Maceda's world seemed to be the strange lightheadedness that can result from barely perceptible sounds.
