Sentence examples for perceptible advantage from inspiring English sources
Is there any practical, perceptible advantage to simulating a conscious mind?
And so in a single thrust Leicester had reversed the tiny but perceptible advantage Quins had worked so hard to achieve.
And the whole atmosphere of middle-class drabness, which was visually strained on the stage, is here given full exhibition in skimpy bedrooms, kitchens and backyards.Indeed, one perceptible advantage of this performance of the drama on the screen is the sense of a broader frame of reference for the "salesman's" failure that it conveys.
One of them has a slight slur going, but this doesn't put him at any perceptible advantage or disadvantage in the trialogue.
The high carrier frequency in affected populations suggests the selective advantage conferred by the heterozygous state but no perceptible biological advantage of the carrier state is presently identified [49].
One advantage is that Nicholas can take the basic asymmetry between paradigmatic Platonic Forms and the perceptible realm of particular things that are images of the Forms and apply that asymmetry to the way the First Principle, God, is related to all other created realities.
These range from big factors (being born in a prosperous country) to the barely perceptible (being born in a month that allows you to enroll earlier in a youth sport, thereby gaining an advantage of more practice and coaching than others in your age group).
However, tension is perceptible.
There is no perceptible alternative.
That city is barely perceptible today.
