Sentence examples for perceptible changes from inspiring English sources

Mahlstein, I. et al. Perceptible changes in regional precipitation in a future climate.

Even when I return from a three-week trip abroad, the perceptible changes around me are not particularly subtle.

Few perceptible changes have been made in the neon bible of digital culture since it was acquired by Conde Nast, a unit of Advance Publications, in May.

"Twilight Fold," on the other hand, is about barely perceptible changes in a seemingly monochromatic pale gray-green; each face of the column involves a shift from darker to lighter tones, and sometimes back again.

The most specific finding to date about physical damage from the attacks shows that whatever it was that harmed the Americans, it led to perceptible changes in their brains.

These results are consistent with those obtained using methods that generalize the US light-duty vehicle fleet, but are not a forecast of future vehicle attributes because combinations of less perceptible changes to vehicle price, acceleration and size would also be feasible.

And changing the frequency, you get a very perceptible change, a lower frequency.

But since changing pitch also entails a slight, however perceptible, change of tempo, not only the key is changed with these adjustments but also the artists' interpretive intention.

Facebook just made a barely perceptible change to its website.

There is, for the moment, a perceptible change in the weather.

Nevertheless, there was a perceptible change in party strength toward the end of the 20th century.