Sentence examples for particularly perceptible from inspiring English sources
This was particularly perceptible in authors who had already established themselves before the war.
Such gaps and errors may potentially dilute regularities to a point where they become hardly perceptible, particularly in field studies where the data suffer significantly from higher noise levels compared to lab-based studies.
Even when I return from a three-week trip abroad, the perceptible changes around me are not particularly subtle.
VASs are particularly useful when assessing a single construct with many perceptible gradations and research has shown that unipolar VASs ("Not at all Anxious" to "Extremely Anxious") are more easily understood than bipolar VASs ("Extremely Calm" to "Extremely Anxious") [ 9].
In a way that reminds one of Presocratic theories, both Epicurus and the Stoics hold that the soul is a particularly fine kind of body, diffused all the way through the perceptible (flesh-and-blood) body of the animate organism.
The Roman heritage is particularly apparent in conservative southern regions, where Roman massiveness and horizontality persist and are perceptible to some degree even in the Gothic architecture of the area.
The states, and particularly their boundaries, were of considerable social and economic significance, introducing contrasts that are still somewhat perceptible.
This is most frequent in advertising - such as being socially virtuous to buy certain products, or voting on political parties even when candidate or policy is not particularly wise, yet it is by the the use of manipulating virtue and that the voter themselves are perceptible that elections can be won or lost.
However, tension is perceptible.
There is no perceptible alternative.
