Instead, with its barely perceptible crack, it lies like deadweight on the dialogue: "I can't believe it.
What is removed is its particularity and all that comes with this, including its being perceptible.
Its first perceptible analgesic effect occurred within 7 to 13 minutes, with clinically meaningful analgesia demonstrated within 23 to 39 minutes and a peak effect within 2 hours following administration of single doses of 40 mg by IV or IM injection [2].
In his Raumbuch Stumpf takes a stand in favor of a moderate form of nativism, according to which space is a unitary sense, its content is perceptible in an immediate and direct way, and it is inseparable from sensory qualities such as color and sound.
It is, thanks to Moore's law, exponential: its effects, barely perceptible for the first few decades, are turning explosive.
One person calls books "physical books," as if they were an inconvenient subset, and another refers to libraries as "passive repositories"—a phrase that wrinkles its nose in perceptible scorn.
Human influence and its impacts are perceptible in all ecosystems resulting in land transformation, changes in global biogeochemistry, climate change, and loss of biological diversity.
Each persisted in its native land with little perceptible change save for its becoming linked to nationalistic or messianic movements (centring on a deliverer figure) seeking to overthrow Greco-Roman political and cultural domination.
The composite catalyst kept its stability and efficiency even after some cycles of re-usage, while its surface underwent a perceptible, although quantitatively negligible degradation.
In its way, this barely perceptible lengthening of points, Seaward said, may have helped prevent the elimination of grass-court tournaments from the international circuit, a prospect that he said loomed in the 1990s.
