Sentence examples for perceptible drop from inspiring English sources

Increased taxes and continued restrictions on where smokers can and cannot partake haven't seemed to result in a perceptible drop in sales.

We have noticed a perceptible dip in forward fares".

Due to the increasing of two-phase flow resistance, energy dissipations, friction losses and interaction of the two-phases in the vertical internally wavy 90° bend the total pressure drops are perceptible about 2 5 times grater than that in smooth bends.

The strings drop to a barely perceptible hum, as though Björk's vocal cords are regrouping for another round.

But when asked if he had heard people say that they would not vote for Senator Barack Obama because he is black, his voice dropped to a barely perceptible level.

But let it be reported that without a sales tax the hospital facilities of Massachusetts will deteriorate and cause a barely perceptible increase in preventable deaths — not many will drop a tear or reach for their checkbooks".

For example, the semantic meaning of audio can be altered by simply reordering or dropping out a few small parts without introducing perceptible artifacts.

Patients were randomly allocated to routine MH strategy (MH within 30 minutes after arrival in the ICU and every 6 hours until tracheal extubation) or on-demand MH (MH only in cases of perceptible (audible) sputum in the larger airways or in case of a drop in SpO2) during mechanical ventilation.

The component pitches were more perceptible, and the final F made a pinpoint sound, like a stone dropping into water.

The buzzing of the "fly", meanwhile, felt like the flashes of images and voices you might begin to hear if you are very tired and about to drop off to sleep – you realise they aren't real, yet they are perceptible all the same.

She expressed amazement — "Well, how about that?" — when told that the drop in her hemoglobin levels, measured before and immediately after surgery, had been barely perceptible.