Sentence examples for how perceivable from inspiring English sources

Thus, ΔS provides us with a metric that is directly comparable among different colours and measured in units that reflect how perceivable differences between colours are to birds.

Below we will show how to take advantage of these perceivable data and related analysis to make corresponding distinction.

But we don't want to say that whenever x is perceivable, it is perceived etc.

The 2 action observation conditions were designed to further subdivide the regions involved in the space task between regions involved in establishing a spatiomotor description of how the objects are applied to one another based on their directly perceivable attributes and those involved in deriving how the tool should in fact be oriented for the action to succeed.

The idea of energy management in buildings is not new.De Almeida and Vineproposed the theoretical structure how an energy management system could be realizable in 1994 [22], but since then no perceivable approaches to establish such systems are visible.

Whereas typical "mirror" regions in the PMC and the SMG relied on directly perceivable aspects of the objects to establish a basic spatiomotor description of how the action is performed irrespective of the objects used, regions along the IPS and in the mFG extracted action knowledge based on the identities of the objects.

This is obviously a tempting idea for its apparent simplicity, but its biological plausibility can be challenged from different viewpoints: for example, it is not clear at all how the brain could possibly compute the equilibrium points, hidden inside the object's surface, without relying on perceivable object's features.

In principle, everything that exists is perceivable.

"But the old ones are always perceivable," he added.

Or at least ones that are perceivable to me".

When you draw on a computer it can become instantly and easily perceivable.