perceivably

Examples of perceivable

perceivable
In this case, codas in low phonotactic probability environments would be less perceivable that codas in high phonotactic probability environments.
Most toxic substances need to affect people in fairly high concentrations to cause perceivable neurotoxic damage.
This dramatically opens up the volume of aural space so that the movements, velocities and distances of the particles are more perceivable.
All things only mean themselves; everything appears to be immediately given and directly perceivable.
Is there a certain pattern of perceivable causality?
Almost all of the children in this study pointed to the absolute location of an object hidden within the perceivable surround.
Ideally there should be eight perceivable repetitions (decaying away) which would be an octave transposition (8 6 3/4 tone) in all.
The perceivable drug residues in animal products, the increasing prevalence of anthelmintic-resistant strains of helminths and high cost of conventional anthelmintics is alarming.
Thus, the signal in the delay line progressively turns into a pseudo-periodic signal with a clearly perceivable fundamental frequency.
They are easily perceivable and analogous to focal points in other games.
The point was first to achieve a perceivable sonic representation of the environmental system.
The ones with no perceivable fundamental (drum sounds, tam-tam sounds, wind, consonants, etc.) will be termed complex or unpitched sound objects (sons complexes).
Along with curiosity it is an incitement for wanting to participate, provided that the action invested results in a perceivable stimulus.
Obviously, for this kin selection to actually work, the presence of the gene must be somehow perceivable and recognized.
Emerging structures may only be perceivable at a (temporal) distance.
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