Sentence examples for perceptible gap from inspiring English sources
There seemed to be only a barely perceptible gap between the Olympic Games and the London Paralympics, with the same branding, vivid ballyhoo and saturation media coverage.
More in chamber music than in orchestral or solo performance, there is a perceptible gap between new-music ensembles and those that mostly play the so-called standard repertory.
This sense of the techniques of painting and photography being pulled far enough apart that a perceptible gap exists between them also animates "Dans le Port du Havre" This image, which is hands down the show's best, features an angelic young sailor up to his chest in water rich with gleaming bubbles and the harbor lights and a florid night sky behind him.
"It's thin," she said with a barely perceptible crack in her voice.
Federal assistance for poor students is increasing, and state governments gave an average of $27 more per pupil to disproportionately minority schools in 2000 than to predominately white schools, though that hardly had a perceptible impact on the financing gap.
An incisional hernia is defined as "any abdominal wall gap with or without a bulge in the area of a postoperative scar perceptible or palpable by clinical examination or imaging from incisional hernias".
Such gaps and errors may potentially dilute regularities to a point where they become hardly perceptible, particularly in field studies where the data suffer significantly from higher noise levels compared to lab-based studies.
Going through a wide gap one became aware of something like a thin, damp veil drawn across the face, a slight feeling only just perceptible.
There is no perceptible alternative.
That city is barely perceptible today.
