Sentence examples for perceptible ways from inspiring English sources

But there is more to it, in the fact that the form and the organisation of some buildings (and of some neighbourhoods) durably influence the site also through the new buildings that come to substitute them, in many often subtle and hardly perceptible ways.

And the simple answer is that in terms of immediately perceptible ways, it doesn't.

Nothing seemed to be organized in any perceptible way.

I'm not interested in art that doesn't move me or stir me in some perceptible way".

When I wrote about Auto-Tune last year, I suggested that the software has three main uses: performing mundane fixes on all kinds of bum notes, perfecting the human singing voice in an imperceptible way, and distorting that voice in a very perceptible way, in the way that many studio effects have over the years.

I know that in a little while, after some sore but delicious anticipation, it will melt away in an exquisitely gradual, perceptible way.

It's funny -- for all the pains that were taken to determine the true winner of the Iowa caucus, the fact that we know now for certain that Santorum was the victor doesn't seem to have affected the race in any perceptible way.

This may be an especially important cue in humans because women do not signal their present fertility in any other easily perceptible way (Singh, 1993).

Interestingly, while numerous Pax6-ir neurons were observed along the olfactory nerve, the number of these cells did not increase in the periphery of the olfactory bulb in a perceptible way.

With astronomic sums of money involved (though not in ways perceptible to viewers), the producers and the director, Richard Donner, must have been afraid even of style — afraid that it would function satirically, as a point of view (as it does in the James Bond pictures).

The language and practice of mathematicians is legitimate because we are able to conceive of perceptible magnitudes in ways that they are not.