Examples of using Perceivable in English and their translations into Spanish
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bridges will give a symbolic building that is easily perceivable from the surrounding.
The composition is conceived as a journey that begins in the urbanscape, perceivable from passing trains
it becomes perceivable to the Lord(You), and when it is not manifest,
perception(pramāṇa)(and) perceivable--the object being perceived--(prameya)
The architect has also used materials that make the new spaces immediately perceivable, like the façade of the Max Rayne production centre created with metal panels
Her mercy was perceivable as the temple filled with hundreds of people from different corners of Africa
archives as well as any directly perceivable events and publicly accessible functions.
In 1988, Donald Norman appropriated the term affordances in the context of human-machine interaction to refer to just those action possibilities that are readily perceivable by an actor.
Are there perceivable trends in the indicators of the“ICCA building blocks”,
A good summary of Zen Buddhism, one totally palpable and perceivable with all of our senses, is the rock garden, or as it is usually known, the"Zen garden.
limited or no equipment, perceivable boundaries, limited rules,
inside which finds a seed diminuta, perceivable during his consumption and even sometimes something annoying.
amounts to dimensions only perceivable, according to shamans, for the mind.
The big deal about the assemblage point is that it is where we translate the pure energy as it exists in the universe into something perceivable, and then we interpret what we are perceiving.
mobile applications more accessible by making them perceivable, operable, understandable and robust.
objectively perceivable element in terms of procedures,
never been accepted universally, since there was no perceivable difference in the activity or method.
it would have to be established upon abstractions distinct from perceivable phenomena.
rather setting things down onto the ambiguous turf of the perceivable.
becomes perceivable(prakāśamānam);(thus,) being(such a world)(bhūtam)