Sentence examples for appreciable idea from inspiring English sources

Johann Wolfgang Goethe :"Without having seen the Sistine Chapel one can form no appreciable idea of what one man is capable of achieving".

This definition occurs in most French treatises published before 1750; and, although the humanistic and antiquarian aspects of fine building were rarely questioned after the Renaissance, the distinction between "architecture" and "building" never had any appreciable significance before Renaissance ideas succumbed to the combined assault of "aesthetics" and the Gothic Revival movement.

On the other hand, the idea that the appreciable resistance to stretch of active muscle is attributed mainly to increased number of attached myosin heads could not be corroborated in another recent study [ 33].

The heat value of pyrolysis gas mainly distributed between 15∼18 MJ/ Nm3, which is appreciable for industrial applications and provides a new idea for direct pyrolysis of sewage sludge.

What's doubly frustrating is that voter turnout among 16 to 18 year-olds was at around 80% in the Scottish referendum, so young people do actually vote when they feel genuinely inspired by an idea they think might have an appreciable affect on their lives.

This mechanism favors fast revelations of original ideas, factors, goals, and proposals, an appreciable reduction of the risks, and prevents the negative consequences of decisions.

The idea itself hasn't changed in any appreciable way from what was proposed in 1989.

Among free text comments about the module, one respondent stated: 'It is appreciable and needs to be continued with more and more innovative ideas.

The data support the idea that PB1-F2 is able to form protein channel pores with no appreciable selectivity in membranes and that the c-terminus is important for this function.

The notion was dropped when the results showed no appreciable improvement for Obama, and White House officials later said that Obama had never entertained the idea.

Because the group's activities can make an appreciable difference in a chosen problem area and because management is concerned enough to be responsive to good ideas, workers are enthusiastic about this approach.