Sentence examples for easily perceived from inspiring English sources

It is an easily perceived, described, and compared characteristic.

Congruent or incongruent grapheme-phoneme stimuli are easily perceived as one or two linguistic objects.

Green is more easily perceived by the eye and the beam is visible along its path.

Reporting guidelines are easily perceived by researchers as bureaucratic exercises rather than means of improving research and reporting.

Whereas concealing coloration reduces visual information, advertising coloration provides easily perceived information as to an organism's location, identity, and movement.

Consequently, most governments favor policies that offer easily perceived short-term benefits, such as subsidies, protection, and arranged mergers the very policies that retard innovation.

Despite this short residence time, people can easily perceive differences between these emulsions.

Individuals working within a cluster can more easily perceive gaps in products or services around which they can build businesses.

You can easily perceive the outlines of a landmark work and observe a great artist struggling to shape it.

We all have had Johnson's experience of "easily perceiving" differences between words that we cannot as easily describe — quick: what's the difference between louche and raffish?

The human eye can easily perceive light with wavelengths between 440 and 650 nm, and, therefore, tuning the emission spectra within this range improves the CRI value.