Sentence examples for were perceptible from inspiring English sources
adjective
Able to be perceived, sensed, or discerned.
- Her voice was barely perceptible over the noise, but her gestures made her meaning clear.
But as at Christie's, the conceptual approach to art and the indifference to aesthetics were perceptible.
Our path looped back to connect with the creek downstream, where the banks were thinner and fields of marsh grasses were perceptible just beyond the scrim of shrubs.
Only the outlines of the form-fitting sexy black clothes were perceptible, so it was hard to appreciate the mixing of sheer and opaque panels, the slits of exposed skin peeking out from a jumpsuit and the graphic zigzag patterns on skirts.
As shown in Figure 14, chromatic block noises were perceptible in the watermarked image of the existing method, while the degradation was imperceptible in the watermarked images of the proposed methods using "sameQ-MTF" and "maxQ-JPEG50" although the PSNRs of of the proposed methods were lower than the PSNR of the existing method.
None of them were perceptible over the trademark White Castle flavor that dried-out meat taste, mixed with the taste of onions and the floury bun.
Small disturbances in the network were perceptible only at 50 μM, above the range of concentrations commonly used in plants [ 26, 44].
Space was perceptible but not matter.
Only pudgala is perceptible, and only jiva has consciousness.
The continental drift should have been perceptible decades ago.
Many murine squeakings are too high-pitched to be perceptible.
A similar split is perceptible in Behemoth's lyrics and imagery too.
