That city is barely perceptible today.
In such an environment, it is not surprising that existential angst in various forms, religious and secular, is now perceptible across Iranian society.
Despite the varying trends now perceptible across the nation, Mr. Zandi said, the differences are not as wide as they were in earlier recessions.
It must be something here and now perceptible to him: this written page, this spoken utterance, this building, this finger-print …' (1956: 247).
Country music is mostly perceptible in the reverb, now dialled back.
Salesforce's recent moves might have been triggered by significant swirls under the surface that were not perceptible by outsiders until now.
Its main attractions are the dripping buckets of "Rain Rains" (2002) and a floor piece called "Walking in Circles" (2000) that, for now, is barely perceptible.
Some of the most moving sentences in Life and Death of Harriett Frean are also the blandest - the ones that remind us, in simple language, of the dreadful and unstoppable momentum of time: "Two, three, five years passed, with a perceptible acceleration, and Harriett was now thirty".
Other features worked very well, however, including Gamestream and GeForce Now, with no perceptible lag and graphics that put those on my own locally connected consoles, including PS4 and Xbox One, to shame.
He writes: "[a]s a form of truth [clearing] technology is grounded in the history of metaphysics, which is itself a distinctive and up to now the only perceptible phase of the history of Being" (Letter on Humanism 244).
