Sentence examples for really perceptible from inspiring English sources

In these two fields, the progress is really perceptible.

In fact, the main interest of this method is that quality variations of the background are not really perceptible.

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

However, this improvement of AUC, as well as the decision-curve analysis, did not show a really perceptible benefit for clinical practice when adding the GPS to other clinical parameters.

As there is really a barely perceptible difference between me sober and me drunk (If you are not holding up your end of the conversation, I will always bulldoze right in and hold up both sides, just like a drunk person.

When ginger is very young, the skin is barely perceptible and really doesn't need to be peeled.

The flagship Samsung models boast screens that really don't have a perceptible frame around them, just a thin black line between the edge of the picture and the air beyond.

While not being themselves Forms, perceptible things are not really separate from the intelligible Forms on which they depend.

Maybe she converted to Cunt when she got in a big-time relationship or maybe you did or maybe she got increasingly bitchy in barely perceptible spurts but it doesn't really matter.

He famously denies that perceptible qualities other than shape and size (and, perhaps, weight) really exist in the atoms themselves: one direct quotation surviving from Democritus claims that 'by convention sweet and by convention bitter, by convention hot, by convention cold, by convention color; but in reality atoms and void' (DK 68B9, trans. Taylor 1999a).

This view runs contrary to the Aristotelian position, according to which causal relations really exist and are discoverable by means of induction, so that the existence of substances can be inferred from the perceptible accidents inhering in them.