Sentence examples for perceptible was from inspiring English sources

Barely perceptible was the outline of something lumpy within.

The only place this was perceptible was in the fish tank on the executive floor, where the water lapped gently from side to side – BSM's solution was a thick black line round the top of the tank.

The surface zone, where temperature variations are perceptible, is between 330 and 1,000 feet (100 and 300 metres) thick.

But this is only the possibility of being perceptible, whether it is really perceptible is closely related to image roughness and visual sensitivity.

While increasing oxygenated blood colouration (henceforth referred to as redness) produces healthier-looking faces, the change in colour needed for this effect to be perceptible is unknown.

We also wanted to answer the additional clinical question, how perceptible is change during the follow-up?

Any trace of Americanness — a barely perceptible gesture — was a potentially fatal liability.

No perceptible change was seen from VP for sNZ and sEZ compared to the fractured state.

So far no perceptible strains are showing.

More classical CLE with a core centrilobular artery and a much less perceptible wall is seen more superiorly (arrowhead).

As this molecular shudder in the white walls becomes perceptible, there is a further inversion of context.