Sentence examples for human perceivable from inspiring English sources
The visuo-haptic display integrating the three functional components is capable of realizing sufficient and human perceivable vibro-tactile response on a touch interface for QWERTY keypad.
However, it should be noted that in all cases Δ E∗ values were lower than 3 which is considered as the threshold of human perceivable colour differences (Martínez-Cervera, Salvador, Muguerza, Moulay, & Fiszman, 2011).
For humans, the Good comes to pass, as if trivially, in that responsibility and generosity are perceivable in human affairs.
DST localizes the squeeze-and-stretch process so that the effects of the change cannot be enlarged to the extent that is perceivable to human beings.
Thus, scientific knowledge of the world is only partial, and the progress of science follows the ability of humans to make phenomena perceivable.
Each color perceivable by humans will be a region of that space.
Churchland (1995) describes a three-dimensional activation vector state-space in which every color perceivable by humans is represented as a point (or subvolume).
It's scent has never been perceivable for humans until now.
Tones in higher and lower frequencies (though perceivable by humans) were not used in the current setting to avoid distortion of high frequency sounds inside the scanner and due to other limitations of our system.
As a more effective alternative, the DCT can manipulate this data, separating information crucial to the definition of the image from information thats presence is not perceivable by the human eye.
At first this might sound counterintuitive as it would create flicker, but if the phase of the AC power and the periodic switching of the light are locked, the flickering is not perceivable by the human eye.
