Engineers have become so good at handling this that buildings don't fall down and they don't usually sway noticeably, either.
Either the economy noticeably improves by November, or it doesn't.
The principle we used in choosing a model is that a parameter is unnecessary in the model if it does not change noticeably either the relative or the absolute magnitude of the performance indicators of the hospitals.
"Tensions may not have increased during his administration, but they did not noticeably decline, either," Widmer says of the president who ended the Korean War and gave the nation eight years of peace.
The number of MPs, national treasures, entertainment icons, QCs, journalists and commentators, and top academics (to make a random selection) from ethnic backgrounds has either not gone up noticeably since 1990, or has decreased.
Areas of strong intensity in either channel are not noticeably affected.
There are big cheers when Obama talks about nuclear disarmament and dealing with climate change, while the crowd's response to "defeating terror" is noticeably muted, either because it's vocabulary clearly meant for the viewers in the United States or because of its implications for German troop commitments in Afghanistan, which the senator goes on to talk about.
And indeed, both the intimidation and deflection hypotheses have been proposed to explain the occurrence of eyespots in fish for instance, - although empirical evidence in support of either idea has been noticeably missing.
You began studying the physiological effects of microwave radiation in 1975, putting squirrel monkeys in a microwave chamber, heating them up so they would either feel slightly warm or noticeably hot.
Almost all of these reports displayed an attitude that was either outright hostile or else noticeably negative towards homosexuals.
