Sentence examples for changes are perceptible from inspiring English sources

The revised steering and suspension do help comportment, but these changes are perceptible only in the part of the brain that tells itself VWs are better to drive than Chryslers.

The researchers can't say if the changes are perceptible to the naked eye, or if they could be detected with touch.

Signs of change are perceptible before the Beatles and the Stones arrive on the scene.

Likewise, more junior staff felt that, despite change being perceptible, they did not feel able to challenge senior staff on some issues.

The European Alps are one region of the world where climate-driven changes are already perceptible, as exemplified by the general retreat of mountain glaciers over past decades.

The changes are barely perceptible--only a few hundredths of a millimeter--but scientists say some influence of the moon might be moving water from living parts of cells to the cell walls and back again.

Human influence and its impacts are perceptible in all ecosystems resulting in land transformation, changes in global biogeochemistry, climate change, and loss of biological diversity.

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.

Caregivers' actions are perceptible on a CPP distribution chart.

These changes are driven by a perceptible shift in the culture -- a gradual but welcome lightening of the solemn mood that used to cling to "fine dining" like an ermine cloak -- as well as by demographics and economic necessity.

But it can happen that the change in one image is perceptible and the change in the other is not.