Sentence examples for perceptible about from inspiring English sources

Due to the increasing of two-phase flow resistance, energy dissipations, friction losses and interaction of the two-phases in the vertical internally wavy 90° bend the total pressure drops are perceptible about 2 5 times grater than that in smooth bends.

She is not beautiful, "but there was an immediately perceptible vitality about her as if the nerves of her body were continually smouldering".

But the scandal in Britain could influence the F.C.C. review of media ownership rules, especially if there is perceptible public discord about powerful media moguls like Mr. Murdoch.

Heimaey stretched out to the west and south; beyond it, the bubble of islands that formed the archipelago were just about perceptible.

More relevant in Goffman's theoretical analysis is his differentiation of those whose stigma mark is instantly perceivable – discredited individuals – from those is not perceptible or known about – discreditable individuals.

Singular thoughts about concrete perceptible objects may seem simpler and more primitive than either general ones or thoughts about abstract entities.

This sense of incompletion is barely perceptible, but it hovers about the pool, wafting like a trace of chlorine.

In reaction to them, Plato presented the rationalistic view that humans have only "opinion" about changing, perceptible, existing things in space and time; that "knowledge" can be had only of timeless, necessary truths; and that the objects of knowledge the unchanging and imperceptible forms or universals (such as the Beautiful, the Just, and so on)—are the only things that are truly real.

The cosmology, Brisson argues, is a non-verifiable discourse about the perceptible universe before and during its creation.

On the orthodox view, part of the importance of true singular thoughts for a clarification of intentionality lies in the fact that some true singular thoughts are about concrete perceptible objects.

Mr. Defoort flicked a switch, and the slide projector suddenly bathed the man in a white glare, projecting onto his face a barely perceptible network of meshlike lines about as fine as mosquito-netting.