But they, unlike the vast majority, are experiencing perceptible (if minor) changes.
All this empirical input is most often referred to as 'things hereabouts' (ta par' hêmin), and it stands in opposition both to perceptible things outside our experience, e.g., from living things here to those in chilly 'Britain, if any' (§1, v 35 6), and also to those that are in principle imperceptible, as from moving things hereabouts to atoms moving in the void.
Koreans have experienced a perceptible thaw in relations ever since the June meeting in Pyongyang between South Korea's president, Kim Dae Jung, and the North Korean leader, Kim Jong Il.
Moral terminology such as "right" and "obligation", for example, can be rendered meaningful only in terms of the perceptible pains and pleasures experienced by specific individuals.
Asian/Pacific Islander women experienced a perceptible yet nonsignificant decrease (though more attenuated than the significant 8.6% decline observed in White women) in the rate of ER+/PR+ tumors, producing a cumulative reduction of 7.6% between 2001 and 2004.
Repeated experience of correlated perceptible phenomena leads the senses to estimate an imperceptible relationship between them a causal connection, for example.
The first stopwatch was stopped upon the experience of "first perceptible" relief (FPR); the second stopwatch was stopped when PR was considered "meaningful".
It must be noticed, then, that this claim is all within a theory of perception and, while claiming that non-perceptible features are relevant to perception, hence are relevant to aesthetic experience, it does not claim that non-perceptible features as such are relevant to aesthetic experience.
Those techniques cannot be ignored by artists who are looking for new experiences and new perceptible investigations," he prophesied.
For far too long eclipsed by the sun-drenched beaches of the Mediterranean, Europe's northern hemisphere is experiencing a very perceptible surge in popularity.
