Sentence examples for perceptible boundaries from inspiring English sources

The ocean to the west and the longitudinal Darling Scarp to the east create perceptible boundaries for development and in turn promote an elongated urbanization pattern, north to south following the coastline.

Although for each identified muscle the corresponding origin and insertion could not be clearly identified, all fibres were positioned within the expected muscle boundaries as perceptible on corresponding anatomical T2w series.

The states, and particularly their boundaries, were of considerable social and economic significance, introducing contrasts that are still somewhat perceptible.

Therefore, the vast majority of landings that occur within the boundary region in the other experiments must be due to the presence of a perceptible visual contrast (to the birds) between the disc and the background, and not due to any artefacts at the boundary.

It was not perceptible.

There is no perceptible alternative.

Some 58% had shown perceptible improvement.

That city is barely perceptible today.

Undesired appearance: perceptible browning, dryness, wilting.

SERVICE -- So efficient it was barely perceptible.

Space was perceptible but not matter.