Sentence examples for less perceivable from inspiring English sources

At lower compression quality (denoted by in the figure), the blocking effect introduced by the compression makes the artifacts less perceivable due to the chroma noise reduction algorithm.

Still, the Banat Bulgarian revival was much less perceivable in the Serbian Banat.

Cooperative membership also brings abstract and less easily perceivable benefits such as bargaining power and influence in decision making.

The claim that conceptual art is to be identified less with a perceivable object than with the meaning or idea it aims to convey, gives rise to a host of complex ontological questions.

But we don't want to say that whenever x is perceivable, it is perceived etc.

Individual values were not accepted if the time range covered by the perceivable linear part of the curve was less than two half-lives.

Noticeable changes in overall QOL scores occur at the Bachelor's Degree level of education, wherein significant differences were perceivable between the scores of those having an Associate's Degree or less compared with those having a Master's Degree or higher.

In principle, everything that exists is perceivable.

"But the old ones are always perceivable," he added.

Or at least ones that are perceivable to me".

You could therefore argue that a less capable robot could do the job just as well, but the 360 Eye also doesn't need to run as frequently as some others to maintain a perceivable level of clean, precisely because it gets more on its first sweep.