Sentence examples for perceptible ones from inspiring English sources

The perceptible ones were objects of perception, which was capable of attaining truth about them but nothing that counted as knowledge; they were within the heavens.

He does not seem to doubt that the clearest examples of substances are perceptible ones, but leaves open the question whether there are others as well.

Here again we encounter Xenocrates the theologian: Sextus tells us (149) that Xenocrates associated the three fates with his three groups of substances: Atropos with the intelligible ones, Clotho with the perceptible ones, and Lachesis with the believable ones.

My interest in data visualization stems from my wish to convert physically imperceptible phenomena and situations into perceptible ones.

At the end of each trial volunteers were asked to rank the feedback both in terms of perceptibility and acceptability, using a four value scale: for perceptibility one stands for "slightly perceptible" and four for "strongly perceptible", for acceptability one stands for "acceptable" and four for "tiresome".

Any green tinge was barely perceptible on Thursday.

Caregivers' actions are perceptible on a CPP distribution chart.

With only one practice and a morning shoot-around with his new team, Wilkens had a less perceptible influence on the game than Marbury.

As Kingsley Amis put it: "The slightest and most banal coincidence or point of resemblance, or even just- perceptible absence of one, unworthy of a single grunt of interest, gets called 'ironical'ironical

And then, "with a barely perceptible squeeze of one hand, she deposited a single adult skin cell, with its unique payload of human DNA, into the egg of a creature that moos".

Overexpression of one of the putative orthologs, PopNAC154, resulted in a decrease in height and an increase in the proportion of bark to xylem in poplar trees, with no perceptible effect on SCW thickness [ 31].