perceivable in English

adjective

[per·ceiv·a·ble || pər'sɪːvəbl /pə'-]

may be felt, noticeable, detectable, may be sensed

Use "perceivable" in a sentence

1. Apprehensible (also: appreciable, detectable, discernible, noticeable, perceivable, visible)

2. Appearing: See: apparent , colorable , evident , ostensible , perceivable , presumptive , specious

3. 4 synonyms for Apprehensible: graspable, intelligible, understandable, perceivable

4. It reveals a realm beyond our perceivable world.

5. It is not perceivable, because it is what makes perception possible.

6. Data-presentation device for optically perceivable alphanumeric and/or graphical images

7. In your terms some civilizations are real and perceivable, and some are not.

8. To a client of a refactored method, there is no perceivable difference.

9. Some things are not perceivable by sense, but only cogitable by reason.

10. The principle of the method is simple, more perceivable and of high accuracy.

11. Instead of that, the destination is a situation that is perceivable, and declared desirable.

12. For the average person, common sense says that there is a real world of perceivable objects.

13. Continuous availability demands that the database engine be available for processing with no perceivable downtime.

14. In other words, should copyright extend to non-literal elements which are not directly perceivable?

15. There will not be any perceivable effect on the animal during communication awake or asleep.

16. White noise field campimetry is able to transform usually negative scotomas immediately into perceivable visual field defects.

17. As a complicated perceivable task and sensibility activity, writing process must be affected by self-efficacy mechanism.

18. 15 You may not decompile , reverse engineer, disassemble, or otherwise reduce the Software to a human-perceivable form.

19. The material causal links may not always be readily perceivable, but they are there all the same.

20. Apprehensible: 1 adj capable of being apprehended or understood Synonyms: graspable , intelligible , perceivable , understandable comprehendible , comprehensible capable of …

21. Such analysis provides is with a relatively precise, and theoretically sound methodology for dealing with perceivable changes in character.

22. Attention is the behavioral and cognitive process of selectively concentrating on a discrete stimulus while ignoring other perceivable stimuli

23. Some suggestions are formed by people's perception of the perceivable factors, the aura, such as signs, odours and light.

24. The other extreme took "law" completely metaphorically, picking out some standard or norm perceivable in natural phenomena which governs behavior through entirely impersonal means.

25. All trademarks on this website are the property of the Bayer Group, unless otherwise noted or in any other way perceivable as third party rights.

26. There is no real perceivable process behind his Bosch-like creations, so just like his audience, he too waits to see how his work will unfold.

27. E-mail scanning should be a transparent process, with no perceivable delay in email performance and should also be scalable - able to manage 000 users as easily as it can manage

28. Appreciable adjective significant, marked, obvious, considerable, substantial, visible, evident, pronounced, definite, noticeable, clear-cut, discernible, measurable, material, recognizable, detectable, perceptible, distinguishable, ascertainable, perceivable This has not had an Appreciable …

29. Steve made a huge point about the science behind this technology during his keynote, claiming that the resolution of the screen essentially tops what is perceivable by the human eye.