Sentence examples for perceptible rate from inspiring English sources

Medium-sized firms continued to contract, though at a barely perceptible rate.

Without enzymes, many of these reactions would not take place at a perceptible rate.

The engine — three-quarter horsepower, roughly equivalent to that of a Cuisinart — is underneath the floor at the center of the restaurant, which revolves at the just perceptible rate of one full turn every fifty-eight minutes.

While IDE interacts with a variety of substrates, it cleaves only a subset of its substrates such as insulin and β-amyloid protein at perceptible rates [15], [16].

This bound equals to the perceptible information rate of the signals.

The dollar has slid, but there has been no painful financial crash, no dramatic rise in long-term interest rates, no perceptible impact on America's asset markets (the Dow Jones Industrial Average is up almost 5% since the election).

Hence, "the relative value of money, which is so largely responsible for the movements of the chief European exchanges, produces scarcely any perceptible effect on the American rate" (Clare 1902, p. 130).

The Yaris has developed a perceptible rattle in the engine.

Tube monitors demand that the video card deliver high refresh rates to avoid perceptible flicker; with modern LCDs, flicker is rarely a problem.

Only two of the ten volunteers noted any facial discomfort for Rescue Gel that was rated as being "barely perceptible" according to the discomfort/sting intensity scale.

Gains of up to 14 dB at high packet error rates (low SNR) were recorded when coupled with a MIMO architecture, with no perceptible performance deficit at low packet error rates (high SNR).