Sentence examples for perceivable the from inspiring English sources

Once it is understood that objects are merely sets of properties and that such properties are in principle always perceivable, the notion that there is some sort of unbridgeable gap between people's perceptions and the objects they perceive is seen to be just a mistake.

Thus, because the mind can compare nothing but its own ideas, which by hypothesis are the only things immediately perceivable, the representationalist cannot assert a likeness between an idea and a non-ideal mind-independent material object.

Both the analysis of the world of experience and the analysis of the prophysical world resulted in an inevitable dualism between the sensible and the non-sensible, viz., the perceivable and the understandable.

Noise and speckle, which are considered as undesirable properties, directly impact on the subjective study of the maximum frequency waveform extracted from the spectrogram, deteriorate the quality and the perceivable resolution of the indices and the features based on the estimated spectrograms and thus lead to inaccuracy in diagnoses of the artery diseases.

This improvement is due to the existence of the perceivable step in the surface potential along the channel which successfully screens the drain potential variation in the source side of the channel for the gate engineering devices.

On the other hand, since the measure tries to capture the perceivable differences between the original multimedia stream and the rendered one, the QoE metric also accounts for distortions introduced/removed by sensors, source coding algorithms, error concealment post-processing, and rendering devices.

Though the city remains perceivable through the cloud, legibility of the ramps logic is withheld.

The M2 is nearly unworn, only small facets being perceivable on the summit of the main cusps (mostly on the metacone).

The origin of the visible PL easily perceivable by the naked eye is investigated in the 'Discussion'.

This is consistent with recent direct measurements by ourselves and co-workers (Ma et al., 2014) and shows that fluctuations in the rate at which dynein motors work are perceivable at the scale of the flagellar beat.

At first this might sound counterintuitive as it would create flicker, but if the phase of the AC power and the periodic switching of the light are locked, the flickering is not perceivable by the human eye.