Sentence examples for perceptible intensity from inspiring English sources

The intensity from each panelist was given a score of 0 9 where 0 = none or not perceptible intensity, and 9 = extremely high intensity.

Sensitivity in any of the senses may be measured as the just-perceptible intensity (threshold, or limen) of the appropriate stimulus.

While bioluminescence connected with specific luciferase or photoproteins has such intensity that is perceptible by the human eye, unspecific auto-luminescent phenomena have a very weak emission rate (see Figure 2 A).

However, tension is perceptible.

Aristotle's account pertains to perceptible magnitudes.

The prose has perceptible grammatical errors and a bucolic tone.

"Embroidering with hair possesses its own unique intensity: each barely perceptible stitch is like a rosary bead, marking a tiny but ardent prayer whispered over and over".

Only two of the ten volunteers noted any facial discomfort for Rescue Gel that was rated as being "barely perceptible" according to the discomfort/sting intensity scale.

In a study carried out by Polo et al. when fluorescent-modified poly NIPAAm) copolymer coated onto Fe3O4 MNS was subjected to RF field, they observed an increased fluorescent intensity instantly without any perceptible macroscopic rise in temperature of the aqueous suspension, suggesting the presence of localized heating.

The unsteady transition from weak flame to normal flame was investigated based on the flame trajectories and this phenomenon became less perceptible in the flame with stronger combustion intensity and smaller Lewis number.

The intensity of sensory perception by the trained panel was determined twice for each type of product with the use of unstructured line scales with the anchor points 0--not perceptible, and 10--strongly perceptible.