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is perceivable.
adjective
Capable of being perceived; discernible.
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But we don't want to say that whenever x is perceivable, it is perceived etc.
In principle, everything that exists is perceivable.
Often, it is this depth of flavour that is perceivable in the final dish rather than an actual beer taste.
Therefore it is perceivable that the removal of the buffy coat, by filtration, removing both leucocytes and platelets, may prove beneficial in reducing the potential risk of transmission of variant CJD by blood components.
(O_{i}^{t}) Event that the target is perceivable at time t.
"What I find unacceptable is the silence and resignation that is perceivable within the research community," says Poli.
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Or at least ones that are perceivable to me".
The Prabhakaras admitted only such universals as inhere in perceptible instances and insisted that true universals themselves must be perceivable.
An abrupt increase of porosity of the samples was perceivable with increasing α angles (particularly from 40° to 80°).
Perhaps at one point it was perceivable that Spain might have agreed, very cautiously, to a referendum to placate the Catalonia's separatists.
In particular, we argue that variation in sensory systems, such as retinal specializations and the position of the eyes, will determine whether gaze cues (e.g. head movement) are perceivable during visual fixation.
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