Sentence examples for perceptible measures from inspiring English sources

However, even sufficient knowledge of how to conserve energy and a stated desire to do so, many consumers still fail to take perceptible measures to increase energy efficiency and conservation.

On the other hand, we found little evidence that private providers skimped on less (client) perceptible technical measures of quality.

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

We attempted to translate this benefit into a perceptible public health measure.

Pangenome studies can disclose characteristics that are not easily perceptible using standard annotation analysis [ 16].

The Shannon entropy cannot measure the perceptible information or give the bitrate bound in this case.

However, the mentioned JND model in [12] is originally developed for measuring the perceptible distortion of conventional 2D video which is not suitable for stereoscopic video.

The instruments are intended to measure barely perceptible changes in the lengths of 4-kilometer-long arms at each facility resulting from ripples in space-time from passing gravitational waves.

We have developed the Binaural Cues Physiological Perceptual Model (BCPPM) to measure the perceptible information, or Spatial Perceptual Entropy (SPE), in multichannel audio signals and have given a lower bitrate bound in multimedia communications for this type of contents.

A typical measure presents barely perceptible calibrations of intonation and rhythm, a broad spectrum of registers, dynamics and modes of articulation, detailed phrasing instructions and a smattering of grace notes, all within a few seconds.

Resolution is the smallest change in a quantity being measured that causes a perceptible change in the corresponding indication.