Sentence examples for to perceptible from inspiring English sources

Aristotle's account pertains to perceptible magnitudes.

But sense experience in some way involves reason, and through repeated sense experience reason is woken up and carried by the senses to perceptible things.

Indeed, theoretical entities in modern science can be hard to represent to ourselves because of the limitations of our conceptions to perceptible forms and properties (PD 166).

Due to perceptible induced seismicity, however, the deep reservoir at Soultz has mainly been treated chemically in the late stage of the development phase.

All this empirical input is most often referred to as 'things hereabouts' (ta par' hêmin), and it stands in opposition both to perceptible things outside our experience, e.g., from living things here to those in chilly 'Britain, if any' (§1, v 35 6), and also to those that are in principle imperceptible, as from moving things hereabouts to atoms moving in the void.

With the addition of the 10 % FBS to our phosphate-rich stock dispersion, it is plausible that decreases in formation of toxic insoluble Zn3(precipitatesitates [70] could translate to perceptible decreases in the NP-induced cytotoxicity observed for nZnO – FBS/PBS treatment.

The improvement is simply not enough to be perceptible to anxious American families.

It took another critic to point that most of these sound-patterns were far too intricate to be perceptible to a reader.

Its digital watermarks are designed not to be perceptible to the humaneye.

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Scotopically-matched trials were designed to be perceptible to the cone-, but not rod-, photoreceptor based visual systems.