Sentence examples for imperceptible consequences from inspiring English sources

And the nuclear diffusion that has transpired has had remarkably limited, perhaps even imperceptible, consequences.

They also detect when someone's vocal pitch has changed in a nearly imperceptible way, a consequence of tension in the body that tightens vocal chords.

This change is imperceptible; but is, however, of the last consequence.

Even a minute and imperceptible variation in the original state of a system may have large and entirely unpredictable consequences at some time in its future state.

"Many people become habituated to noise over time," says Prasher. "The biological effects are imperceptible, so that even as you become accustomed to the noise, adverse physiological changes are nevertheless taking place, with potentially serious consequences to human health".

An almost imperceptible sound.

Imperceptible but impeccable.

It was almost imperceptible.

Gear changes are nearly imperceptible.

The best patrols are imperceptible.

Watermarks are supposed to be imperceptible.