Sentence examples for directly perceptible from inspiring English sources
In this sense, Naiyāyikas maintain that some real universals are directly perceptible.
Most of such choices/decisions, including migratory decisions, involve everyday directly perceptible risks.
Theoretical concepts are not directly perceptible, they can only be indirectly tested and have no perceived causal agent.
Descriptive concepts are directly perceptible and testable with easily perceived causal agents and they develop through exposure and experience.
The cosmophone is a device designed to make the flux and properties of cosmic rays directly perceptible within a three-dimensional space.
Alcmaeon is decidedly not an extreme skeptic, however, in that he is willing to assign clear understanding about such things to the gods and by implication admits that even humans have clear understanding of what is directly perceptible.
Despite its relatively short duration significant differences in muscle strength were noted both in Group I and Group II (p = 0.01; p = 0.04; respectively), although this did not translate directly into perceptible improvement in individual mobility.
With regard to individual mobility notable improvements were reported in Group III which pursued the regimen combining SE with nutritional supplementation, although, admittedly, appreciable gains in individual muscle strength (Group I) clearly did not appear to translate directly into perceptible improvement in individual mobility (Table 5 and 6).
These relations are immanent to phenomena and are perceptible directly and without intermediary.
The US Copyright Office allows registration, but since 1989, simply creating a work that is "fixed in a tangible form that it is perceptible either directly or with the aid of a machine or device" initiates copyright protection.
Due to the hierarchical inverse opal structural characteristics, the specific ketamine molecular recognition process can induce obvious swelling of the MIPHs to be directly transferred into visually perceptible optical signal (change in color) which can be detected by the naked eye through Bragg diffractive shifts of ordered macroporous arrays.
