Sentence examples for perceptible degree from inspiring English sources

There was a perceptible degree of eyebrow raising by the appropriate committee, but it was eventually approved.

In order for a perceptible degree of crystallization to take place, there must be a finite amount of "supercooling" below the freezing point b (which is also the melting point, Tm, of the corresponding crystal).

It was not inflationary to any perceptible degree.He also tweeted a link to a paper of his, which notes:Sharp exchange rate depreciations, or currency crashes, are associated with poor economic outcomes in industrial countries only when they are caused by inflationary macroeconomic policies.

And it is Ms. Ganier's accomplishment to show aging in her posture, her weary eyes and a manner that softens only by slightly perceptible degrees and only because of the battering she takes over the years.

The Roman heritage is particularly apparent in conservative southern regions, where Roman massiveness and horizontality persist and are perceptible to some degree even in the Gothic architecture of the area.

To make icons appealing and perceptible visual representations, with a high degree of iconicity ensured, it is important to design them taking end users' inputs into account.

Game time temperature is 50 degrees, with a barely perceptible wind.

Since this perturbation is so small that its effect is typically not perceptible even in curvature display, the unperturbed surface of degree (6,6) is an excellent alternative.

23 A 2 point change equates to a perceptible step change in function.

My daughter was billed as Level 3 (out of 4) for a barely perceptible sprain.

The gesture varies in all degrees from the complex movement, just described to only a momentary and scarcely perceptible raising of both shoulders; or, as I have noticed in a lady sitting in an armchair, to the mere turning slightly outwards of the open hands with separated fingers...