Sentence examples for perceivable only from inspiring English sources

Several architectural works may be said to epitomize this approach to the world; amongst many, Rossi's Città Analoga clearly denotes that strained relationship, by referring to a city that is perceivable only as an analogical sequence of facts.

It can also become a living nightmare: a tangle of emotions, under-handed cuts, and struggles for recognition perceivable only to those operating on a higher level of sensitivity or those in the friendships themselves.

He suggests a probabilist notion of what counts as warranted empirical belief, and insists that we may license beliefs about the sub- and supra-perceivable but only if they are well-grounded in our beliefs about the perceptually given.

Mild symptoms are defined as symptoms that are hardly perceivable with only a slight impairment of general well-being; moderate symptoms are defined as clearly noticeable symptoms, but tolerable without immediate relief; and severe symptoms are defined as overwhelming discomfort with an urgent desire for immediate relief.

The only perceivable problem here is that even Ms. Dion admits Mr. Angélil is a gambler.

"Usually when [we] get involved the die is cast and is predominantly problem-focused, so much so that the only perceivable solution is medication," one wrote.

It's the only perceivable difference.

Main advantages of MARS are the portable nature of handheld devices and built-in cameras, while the only perceivable disadvantage is the physical constraints of the user such as having to hold the handheld device out in front of them.

During this time, they developed a new layer of sound that triggers the animation and that is only perceivable by the software.

In contrast, the control mouse pancreas showed minor background signal in the equivalent regions, with the only perceivable signal arising from non-pancreatic connective tissue at the periphery (Fig.  4e).

This procedure ensured that individual differences in dogs' greeting behaviours and behaviours that might only be perceivable to the dogs' owners were taken into account.