Sentence examples for perceptible problem from inspiring English sources
In healthy eyes, the blood vessels do not cause any perceptible problem (but they are also partly responsible for the blind spot), but they do limit the total amount of light reaching the rods and cones.
These examples illustrate the challenges of addressing a creeping problem that's barely perceptible to the population in real time.
Tube monitors demand that the video card deliver high refresh rates to avoid perceptible flicker; with modern LCDs, flicker is rarely a problem.
Patients were randomly assigned to a "routine MH group" (MH was performed within 30 minutes after admission to the ICU and every 6 hours thereafter, and before tracheal extubation), or a "control group" (MH was performed only if perceptible (audible) sputum was present in the larger airways causing problems with mechanical ventilation, or if oxygen saturation (SpO2) dropped below 92%).
Ground-borne vibration is one component of this problem, since these vibrations can enter buildings through the foundations and produce perceptible vibrations which may cause annoyance and may lead to complaints.
Surface structure information is simple and immediately perceptible to a user, whereas deep structure information is content-specific knowledge needed for problem solving (Nyerges 1991).
Sixth, by the late 1980's, there had already been a perceptible shift of the political center toward a more favorable view of using markets to solve social problems.
There is no perceptible alternative.
Some 58% had shown perceptible improvement.
That city is barely perceptible today.
