Sentence examples for perceivable with from inspiring English sources

An abrupt increase of porosity of the samples was perceivable with increasing α angles (particularly from 40° to 80°).

Knowledge about a field involves two simultaneous systems: the FIELD TYPE may be ostensive, i.e. perceivable with senses, or construed in text or image.

The acquired data were used as inputs for the empirical Weber law [18] to determine the displacement of the moving elements, in order to generate a minimum pressure variation perceivable with the hand.

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.

Horse and books, when not being actually perceived by any person, are still there, still perceivable, "still with relation to perception".

Nevertheless the vibration modality through the haptic glove and helmet was one of the most appreciated features of the system since it is perceivable also with high noise level of the motorcycle.

However, in the second control experiment (described in the supplementary Text S1's Supplementary control experiments section) we also found that shorter (150 ms) magnetic stimulation trains produced perceivable movements with and without actual movement (see supplementary Figure S2).

The claim that conceptual art is to be identified less with a perceivable object than with the meaning or idea it aims to convey, gives rise to a host of complex ontological questions.

First, the price has quadrupled in just nine years, with no perceivable improvement to the product to justify the increase.

We can ignore Donald, Jr., and Hope Hicks, who have shown themselves to be ineffective loyalists with no perceivable judgment independent of Trump's.

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".