Sentence examples for this is perceptible from inspiring English sources

In Senegal, this is perceptible through the creation of: The Ministry of Senegalese abroad in 2009; The "Senegalese Diaspora Foundation" in 2010; and the "Superior Council of Senegalese Abroad" in 2010 as well (see Ratha et al., 2011, p. 177).

The only place this was perceptible was in the fish tank on the executive floor, where the water lapped gently from side to side – BSM's solution was a thick black line round the top of the tank.

This bias is perceptible not only in the most influential theories enunciated before 1900 (when the prototypes were either primeval, antique, or medieval) but also in the most influential ideas promulgated by such great architectural leaders of the 20th century as Frank Lloyd Wright and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.

The supernatural in cognition is this reality as it is perceptible to man; it is, for man, simply unknown as far as unaided reason can attain.

Already at this global level, similarity between both cell lines is perceptible, since young and senescent samples are grouped concordantly.

This will be facilitated by the new mood that is perceptible in the art world.

Only pudgala is perceptible, and only jiva has consciousness.

A similar split is perceptible in Behemoth's lyrics and imagery too.

Such influence is perceptible also in Burgundy and perhaps in the west of France.

In "The Rock," the influence of 17th-century Dutch landscapists is perceptible.

In the top echelons of government, a new mood of intolerance of corruption is perceptible.