As for Kuehlein et al. [ 44], we could not find any explanation as to why diuretics' side-effects perceivable by patients when used in monotherapy should disappear in combination therapy.
A senior Chinese official, asked why Beijing was now spending large sums to build up its military, even with no perceivable threat, did not hesitate when he said, "But we do face legitimate threats, from the secessionists in Taiwan and from terrorists".
The use of rice as a reference species to accelerate map-based cloning projects by extrapolating marker position data and increasing marker density in targeted regions has a proven efficiency among cereal crops (e.g. barley, wheat, Sorghum), with a perceivable trend towards decreased efficiency when phylogenetic distance increases.
At age 3 months, children display joint attention skills by calling to a caregiver when they are not perceivable.
This means, at least for me, that I've been willing to put up with more shitty behaviour and ignore more red flags than I would when I have more "perceivable options".
But we don't want to say that whenever x is perceivable, it is perceived etc.
Nokia hopes to jolt the personal electronics and tattoo industries simultaneously with a new patent for a haptic tattoo that transmits "a perceivable impulse" through a person's skin when he or she gets a phone call, text message or email alert.
Horse and books, when not being actually perceived by any person, are still there, still perceivable, "still with relation to perception".
However, at a point where its appearance becomes quite similar to humans, people begin to perceive it as uncanny and unfamiliar, although such a tendency diminishes when they can no longer find any perceivable difference.
