Sentence examples for no perceivable difference from inspiring English sources
There was no perceivable difference between his existence and nonexistence, as far as any of us were concerned.
As far as Face ID goes, there has been no perceivable difference for me in speed or number of positives, but my facial model has been training on my iPhone X for a year.
He claims that while animals are supposed to be necessary agents and humans free agents, there is no perceivable difference between their actions that would allow us to make this distinction.
Wife-swapping will end, as will all forms of adultery, because there will be no perceivable difference between one woman and another, one man and the next.
As summarized in Table 3, balancers and cell line-specific proteins showed no perceivable difference in their molecular weights and isoelectric points, neither in their instability, nor regarding aliphatic index or hydrophobicity.
There is no perceivable difference between HB and HO.
However, at a point where its appearance becomes quite similar to humans, people begin to perceive it as uncanny and unfamiliar, although such a tendency diminishes when they can no longer find any perceivable difference.
Although, both probabilistic traces show perceivable difference between the probabilistic levels for seizure and non-seizure, it is obvious that the AUC computed by averaging the sensitivity and specificity over a set of common fixed thresholds across the two patients will be lower than the average of the AUCs computed for each patient independently.
This method allows comparable estimation of perceivable differences in different colours, something that is not often possible using more "traditional" colour variables (see [32] for a review).
Sentiment of different communities shows perceivable differences in their leanings towards different topics.
Thus, ΔS provides us with a metric that is directly comparable among different colours and measured in units that reflect how perceivable differences between colours are to birds.
