Sentence examples for perceptible play from inspiring English sources

Dr. L. A. Weigel, of Rochester, during the past two years had seen three cases of congenital misplacement, two of them being unilateral, and in all of them, by simple traction upon the leg, the limb could be brought down to the normal length, and there was a perceptible play on striking the rudimentary acetabulum.

The secret rests in a barely perceptible turn.

It begins with a barely perceptible shimmer of the wrist.

Then they took a hefty whiff of either yeast (a control) or androstadienone, a suspected male pheromone present in sweat (which was also mixed with yeast to mask any perceptible odor), and played the game again.

His limp was barely perceptible as he played with his young siblings.

Ellen Ruge's astonishing lighting design sees a tide of light gradually ebb and flow imperceptibly across the stage, echoing the coastal desolation perceptible in Lygre's play.

A June 13 news article accurately points out that the defense industry is -- regrettably, in my view -- not playing a perceptible role in promoting the need for antiballistic missile systems.

However even given these inherent methodological limitations the trend that we have obtained for technical efficiency and productivity change over the period under consideration suggests that market conditions have played a perceptible role in efficiency and productivity.

At certain moments, however, the audits have played a perceptible role in that struggle: ✯ With input from the 1998 baseline social audit, the then National Integrity Committee convened a National Integrity Forum from which emerged a National Integrity Plan, approved in May 1999.

The Mirror Carousel, for instance, subverts our expectations of a traditional carousel by slowing down its movement to a barely perceptible crawl, while the reflective exterior plays with our spatial perceptions and turns the room in on itself.

So when Mr. Hartlage got to work on the back garden, he played with this barely perceptible shift in angles, with descending paths and low walls that parallel the house at some points and the drive at others.