Sentence examples for of perceptible from inspiring English sources

The results have been expressed in the form of human perceptibility curves (graphs of perceptible vibration acceleration versus vibration frequency).

Two, the lids appeared on faces that were otherwise free of perceptible decoration.

Throughout his 60-year career, Frost was to retain a weakness for highly simplified yet recognisable features of perceptible reality: fishing boats, spiralling suns, fulsome breasts, love hearts.

Cascading matrices of arched stone, which once framed thousands of worshippers, lead the eyes outward toward the ever-receding edges of perceptible space.

Nothing does not mean "Nothingness" but rather indeterminacy, the absence of perceptible qualities; in Laozi's view it is superior to Something.

Aristotle starts with the class of perceptible or physical magnitudes.

Other parameters characterizing a conversation at a given point include the domain of discourse, a set of salient perceptible objects, standards of precision, time, world or situation, speaker, and addressee.

Among them is an untitled spooky painting on silk, from 2002, filled with a swirling concoction of faintly perceptible outlines of wide-eyed, full-lipped faces with mouths wide open as if screaming.

No evidence of a perceptible inhibition of the sialyl transferase activity with this compound was reported.

The combination of these perceptible features allows the creation of better representations of individual behavioral patterns.

A virtuoso color performance, the painting is an essay on the variations of white perceptible in the reflection of sun on crisp new snow.