inappreciable

The organs are the containing sheaths of some fluid or other as yet inappreciable.

Hence, the intensity of the electric field is usually inappreciable at a distance which is still small compared to the wavelength.

He was gazing into a void--was it not rather a condition of things inappreciable by his senses?

The two machines are thus capable of utilizing almost all of the same equipment, with any performance difference between the two being inappreciable.

Again, and with a swiftness an inappreciable fraction of time quicker than Ponta's, he ducked forward.

Instead, for an inappreciable instant of time which was nevertheless sufficient for the acquirement of much information, each studied the other.

By means of this instrument, pressures that are otherwise inappreciable and undiscoverable may be observed and indicated.

'How could you give me life, and take from me all the inappreciable things that raise it from the state of conscious death?

The two rooms looked onto the street - a fact which Signor Pastrini commented upon as an inappreciable advantage.

In other words an inappreciable amount of power applied to the third electrode, or grid, will result in large changes in power in the anode circuit.

Deliberately the ball of force opened up, followed an inappreciable instant later by the secondary centers of detonation; all expanding magically into spherical volumes of blindingly brilliant annihilation.

In a matter of hours the girl's almost infinitely tenuous detector touched, with infinitesimal power and for an inappreciable instant of time, the exact thought-structure to which it had been so carefully attuned.

The attraction of Saturn would augment this by seven minutes, and Uranus would add one minute more, while the influence of the Earth and of the other planets would be inappreciable.

And perhaps in this is the whole difference; perhaps all the wisdom, and all truth, and all sincerity, are just compressed into that inappreciable moment of time in which we step over the threshold of the invisible.

Thus it came to pass that Ptolemy adopted as the cardinal doctrine of his system a stationary earth poised at the centre of the celestial sphere, which stretched around on all sides at a distance so vast that the diameter of the earth was an inappreciable point in comparison therewith.