perceptibility

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• If your particular needs and setup benefit more from versatility and the hassle-free nature of wireless than they would for a perhaps-barely-perceptible-to-you increase in sound quality, wireless might be the way you want to go.

• However, BIPOC working in the media industry recognize that not all companies’ DE&I shortcomings are perceptible from the outside.

• In a side-by-side taste test comparing NotMilk with cow’s milk, the difference was perceptible.

• There has been a perceptible improvement in my own wellbeing since the state where we live granted us the right to marry.

• Sometimes the shift was barely perceptible, but in retrospect we can gauge its profound impact.

• The fact of the handmaking of these pictures, which is such an important part of them, is hardly perceptible in their presence.

• There is no sound in American culture sadder than that barely perceptible rattle when a comic talent passes his moment of glory.

• A 32-page kids-comic is a story told in words and pictures that has a very perceptible structure.

• The benefits of this change, however, can be but slowly realized, and are for the present hardly perceptible.

• It was, therefore, more in the construction and workmanship then, that the sign manual was perceptible.

• A few words about the interior of Stradivari's instruments; one kind of work is perceptible in all of them.

• This applies also in many other cases—but every master has some distinct difference which is perceptible to the practised eye.

• We recollect being greatly struck with the ominous calmness perceptible in the tone of this speech.