Sentence examples for perceptibly not from inspiring English sources

Mathematics, translated into musical terms, mandates that twelve fifths must equal eight octaves, but in practice, if you tune pure fifths end on end twelve times, you end on a note that is almost the same, but perceptibly not, as that arrived at by eight octaves.

It does not perceptibly move.

The midday sun is not perceptibly lower in the sky.

Italy of the 3rd and 4th centuries was not perceptibly worse off than before, though wealth in the Po region was more concentrated in the cities north of the river.

Gettys, a middle-aged man whose pants and shirt were both of an olive hue, was not perceptibly amused, and replied that the number would be up to the bureau, in Sacramento.

And this device is not perceptibly faster.

This is a considerably higher contact ratio value than was established in the past in similar jumping tests performed on stiff and not perceptibly moving surfaces.

In the CIELab space, colours separated by less than 1 unit are described as not perceptibly different, 1 3 units are as very good match to each other and 3 6 units as a good match for an average person [16].

In fact our results show that the algorithm can differentiate more than 25% of the pairs of 'colours' that are described as not perceptibly different to an average human.

The fact that the resultant isolated populations have not perceptibly speciated since then suggests that the species has been fragmented for only a short time, perhaps only since the Last Glacial Maximum.

Transport modes had not perceptibly altered.