Encara no tenim significats per a "more perceptible".
1As the years passed the limitations of the convent became more perceptible.
2Indeed, the change of note was more perceptible than the brief pause.
3His pulse became more perceptible, his respiration more regular, his sight returned.
4Top's barking became more and more perceptible, and it seemed strangely fierce.
5From this time a great change was more and more perceptible in her.
6As she grows older the tone of seriousness is more perceptible.
7Nowhere is this more perceptible than on high plateaus covered by sparse timber.
8It's not the feeble, almost non-existent breeze, hardly more perceptible than the still air.
9His reluctant shrug was barely more perceptible than his reply.
10The cold current certainly seemed to be more perceptible there.
11From this time on, the effects of several years' comparative rest became more perceptible.
12The towering black mass of smoke was growing more perceptible in the slowly lightening dawn.
13He broke into a laugh in which the odd elder-brotherly note was once more perceptible.
14The little pucker in her brows became more perceptible.
15The influence of prayer and of silent communion with God could never be more perceptible.
16At San Antonio the change was still more perceptible.
Aquesta col·locació està formada per:
More perceptible a través del temps
More perceptible per variant geogràfica