Sentence examples for To be perceptible from inspiring English sources

Many murine squeakings are too high-pitched to be perceptible.

Its digital watermarks are designed not to be perceptible to the humaneye.

The improvement is simply not enough to be perceptible to anxious American families.

It took another critic to point that most of these sound-patterns were far too intricate to be perceptible to a reader.

In the woofer port, the frequency modulation is assumed not to be perceptible [27], the main perceptual effect is the amplitude modulation.

The smallest change in vibration intensity for the change to be perceptible (i.e. intensity difference threshold) has not previously been reported for vibration of the foot.

This is also not an unexpected trend as any improvement in dyspnoea would be expected to occur or be perceptible to patients soon after initiating therapy, with continued improvement being less noticeable over time.

That wouldn't necessarily mean current iPad accessories will no longer fit the new iPad, as the increased thickness will "barely be perceptible" to users, he says.

The mixtures were too subtle for most people to notice: almost all people would see the same shade of olive green, but each combination should give out a subtly different spectrum of light that would be perceptible to someone with a fourth cone.

Vaginal photoplethysmography measures haemodynamic events that may not be perceptible to women (Henson et al., 1979).

Heterogeneity on computed tomography (CT) can be quantified using texture analysis which extracts spatial information from CT images (unenhanced, contrast-enhanced and derived images such as CT perfusion) that may not be perceptible to the naked eye.