Sentence examples for imperceptible differences from inspiring English sources

From what I understand, to the naked eye, the pictures will look no different, but there will be small, imperceptible differences that will essentially scramble what a facial recognition algorithm can see. .

With a very good quality stringed instrument, from 1706 or 2006, the beautiful and mysterious nuances of tone that affect the human listener are produced by the imperceptible differences in the positioning and movement of a particular player's fingers.

It has long been known that consciously imperceptible differences in facial perfection, such as Brad Pitt's gorgeously symmetric face, are a cognitive marker for beauty.

Although some species are of the same ontology, the proposed method can detect imperceptible differences between them.

This allows it to map the almost imperceptible differences in the pull exerted by the mass of the planet from one place to the next - from the great mountain ranges to the deepest ocean trenches.

This extraordinary performance allows it to map the almost imperceptible differences in the pull exerted by the mass of the planet from one place to the next - from the great mountain ranges to the deepest ocean trenches.

In one particularly effective set of panels, a withered caretaker shows all the different versions of the Mona Lisa, each one painted with a nearly imperceptible difference in the smile.

It's difficult to sustain a parliamentary job if you don't believe that somehow, somewhere what you do makes a small, imperceptible difference.

But the most encouraging result of our experiment has been the nearly imperceptible difference between a land line and a Vonage connection, save one disappointing call.

One less car in the crowded, summer-packed Yosemite Valley that day made an imperceptible difference to the park's clogged roads and parking lots.

I have seen judges mull over two flowers being considered for Best Bloom in Show and finally have to decide on the almost imperceptible difference made by a slightly crooked stem.