Sentence examples for it difficult to perceive from inspiring English sources

The sun cast everything in a sepia light, making it difficult to perceive colours.

Instead, the graphite nanoparticles tend to agglomerate, and their small size and poorer contrast due to lighter weight make it difficult to perceive the contours of the particles from the TEM images even by the naked eye.

This makes it difficult to perceive the actual degree of threat that sustainability challenges can pose to people and planet.

In 1999 Surrette wrote about the state of Pound criticism, that "the effort to uncover coherence in a ... crazy quilt of verse styles, critical principles, crankish economic theories and distasteful political affiliations has made it difficult to perceive the genesis and development of any of these components".

However, the convoluted path of the central sulcus which can cross into such 2D slices multiple times makes it difficult to perceive the topographical distribution of the functional activity around the sulcus.

This alignment of cells at the boundaries corresponds to domains of Wingless and Hedgehog signalling (Figure 5A and B), though by late third instar, the increase in cell number makes it difficult to perceive the delineation of cells along the A/P axis.

The meritocracy is a little like the parable of the blind men and the elephant: you're always highly aware of the piece of it that affects you personally, but it's difficult to perceive the whole thing at once.

Nay, if the power to preside had not this incident, it was difficult to perceive, what other incident it had.

If it is difficult to perceive and classify biodiversity, it is still more difficult for lay people to imagine and explain its origins.

It was shown, however, by informal listening tests that it is difficult to perceive the effect of more than three beating equalizers working at the same time.

It's difficult to perceive on first glance.