perceivably

The bridge was perceivably moving during high winds.

Japanese aesthetics provide a key to understanding artistic works perceivably different from those coming from Western traditions.

This accidental within the key gives the song an off-note and perceivably quirky feel to it.

In some applications where I used to commonly notice lag when switching between tabs or waiting for lists to populate, general performance is perceivably better.

Sterling could perceivably drop into the $1.40s against the US dollar as the crisis worsens in the eurozone."

An episode of narcissistic rage can occur when the narcissist is perceivably being prevented from accomplishing his grandiose fantasies.

Ross wanted to create a sophisticated humor magazine that would be different from perceivably "corny" humor publications such as Judge, where he had worked, or Life.

This way, if the WWRFC has lost, Amherst receives perceivably smelly and muddy jerseys.

Many of the relationals perceivably originate in locatives (in -ra) of nouns designating parts of the body employed metaphorically to convey spatial or other relations.

He thought of mirrors, and of reverser fields, which gave the more technically artificial but perceivably more real impression; mirror-writing was what it said; reversed writing was ordinary writing.

Some other types of light sources such as light-emitting diodes (LEDs), however, turn on and off extremely rapidly and would perceivably flicker if supplied with low frequency drive voltages.

Mound-building was a newly revived custom in the 10th century, perceivably as an "appeal to old traditions in the face of Christian customs spreading from Denmark's southern neighbors, the Germans."

The SDP's internal investigation also pointed out that the party's campaign promises had poor credibility, since the SDP had been in the government for years but (at least perceivably) had not delivered on them.

The concert was an attempt to make amends for perceivably derogatory comments the group had said in an interview with Entertainment Weekly about a performance they had held in nearby Slinger before their rise to fame.

The purpose of this distinction was that, via a "racial" differentiation, Tutsi could be characterized as alien, non-indigenous, and thus not genuine Rwandan nationals; whereas ethnic differentiations could perceivably exist within a single national identity.

To a lesser extent, but still perceivably, the syllables are extended in time also on one hand by the presence of liquid and nasal consonants, and on the other by that of semivowels in diphthongs and triphthongs, such as shown in the examples below.