Sentence examples for perceivable that from inspiring English sources

It is easily perceivable that the host is put to sleeping mode and stays in sleeping mode for long.

It is perceivable that because noise correlation between the received components is not exploited to recover the signal.

It is perceivable that if we try to reduce too much energy consumption the SLA violation will be increased, because consolidating many VMs in a host increase the probability of overload.

Therefore it is perceivable that the removal of the buffy coat, by filtration, removing both leucocytes and platelets, may prove beneficial in reducing the potential risk of transmission of variant CJD by blood components.

It is well perceivable that differential effects of Natalizumab on the migratory capacity or functional properties of non-regulatory and Foxp3+ T regulatory cells would have implications for CNS immunosurveillance.

It is perceivable that transcript abundance influences the ROC characteristics.

The question of the Boston bombings is not what kind of mass surveillance do we put the whole of society under to prevent every possible perceivable crime that might happen in future, the question is why didn't we follow up when … we were specifically warned about these individuals, and they then later turned out to be a real threat.

The benchmark for the perceivable properties that can be assessed by the consumer directly on usage are the generic products.

It is not simple and spontaneous to imagine that environments and living beings change, since the perceivable changes that happen in a human life span are generally physiological ones occurring throughout a life cycle: birth, growth, sexual maturity, and (old age) death.

Luxury customers in Brazil are extremely brand conscious and put a large importance on perceivable wealth that they display through brands, "especially the ones with more recognizable logos," remarks Juliano Corbetta, the editor of Made In Brazil magazine.

Or at least ones that are perceivable to me".