Sentence examples for some perceptible from inspiring English sources

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

There's some perceptible puffing as the old boy heaves himself onto the couch next to the girls to listen to Charlie's instructions, and his face has that raddled, comedy-martyr look that he wore as he bombed into the pool in Rushmore.

In traditional watermarking algorithms, the insertion of watermark into the host signal inevitably introduces some perceptible quality degradation.

"Microcracking," he said, pointing out some barely perceptible brown spots, caused by moisture on the plastic packaging, that were marring the surface.

However the lower limit images of type "MTF" were slightly inappropriate in view of the strength of modification by embedding because some degradation was perceptible as shown in Figure 10.

The Roman heritage is particularly apparent in conservative southern regions, where Roman massiveness and horizontality persist and are perceptible to some degree even in the Gothic architecture of the area.

White, who lived there for 16 years, takes the reader on a wander through the cultures and subcultures, some of them barely perceptible to outsiders, of a city where conservatism and anarchy have long gone hand in hand.

The kilns of Karatsu, a district in the north of Hizen province, may have been established by Korean potters, since the influence of Korea is perceptible in some of them.

It corresponds to some of the more perceptible events of the original: sudden dropouts and surges of certain registers, rhythmic throbs, the squeal when a high overtone suddenly appears, the suggestion of a melodic moment.

Some 58% had shown perceptible improvement.

Some minutes later, a barely perceptible charge in the air signaled the arrival of the sisters.