Sentence examples for sort of perceivable from inspiring English sources
The fact that Samsung didn't take any sort of perceivable hit in the wake of the Note 7 disaster wasn't so much a testament to the company's marketing ability (that still leaves something to be desired) — it was a reminder of just how much of the company's bottom line depends on its components business.
The inattentional blindness experiments, in which subjects are visually presented with large changes while attending to something else, show that inattentive subjects can fail to notice all sorts of perceivable things that attentive subjects find obvious.
Craig-Martin heightens the normality of things, their indifferent affectlessness slipping into a kind of perceivable malevolence.
Maya Wang, a researcher with Human Rights Watch, said the detention of activists and lawyers was worrying as it was not in response to "any kind of perceivable threat".
Explores chromaticity diagrams and the meaning of the 2D gamut of perceivable colors.
We discuss anchoring in the domains of: perceivable entities and properties, actions, time, and language.
Vu also notes that a high price point for not a whole lot of perceivable gain is a deterrent to most users.
Distances within the CIELAB space can be regarded as a direct measure for the strength of perceivable color contrast [ 17].
Data hiding has the goal of embedding information into encoded video sequences with a minimum amount of perceivable degradation [ 3].
Once it is understood that objects are merely sets of properties and that such properties are in principle always perceivable, the notion that there is some sort of unbridgeable gap between people's perceptions and the objects they perceive is seen to be just a mistake.
