Sentence examples for perceptible at from inspiring English sources

"I'm a Calvinist through and through," he said, his voice barely perceptible at times.

What made the event more interesting was the excitement perceptible at the beginning.

It's a web of things that aren't all perceptible at the same time.

Still perceptible, at least in program notes, Joachim's service to their art is another sign of life.

In the vast second-floor room, you sensed a mood of quiet satisfaction, unlike the wariness that was perceptible at Sotheby's the day before.

The flavor variations between a red seeded and seedless, and the yellow (which is generally seedless) are slight, if perceptible at all.

Just when the evening threatens to grow tedious, the action flashes forward a year, during which quite a bit has changed, and then traces those changes to their subtle, at the time barely perceptible, origins at M L and Piotr's party.

When both reached about 0.5 mm, the pain level was not perceptible even at the threshold of transdermal electroporation level of sixty electric pulses at 150 V, 1 ms at 1 10 Hz.

She looks with perceptible longing at baskets of books and welcoming classrooms, and says "Wow" when told how children struggling with reading, like her first grader, Francisco, receive tutoring.

"Optempo," as soldiers refer to the pace of military life, is fast; poetry helps cadets inured to racing from one activity to another uncover those intricate details perceptible only at slower speeds.

A direct consequence of this has to do with a perceptible improvement at the moment of computing the system's error rate.