perceivable

He was nowhere to be met with; every search for him was equally unsuccessful, in morning lounges or evening assemblies; neither at the Upper nor Lower Rooms, at dressed or undressed balls, was he perceivable; nor among the walkers, the horsemen, or the curricle-drivers of the morning.

These, in short, constituted the chief differences perceivable in the relative wealth of the people in Typee.

What similarity was perceivable in the sooty London lodging-house to remind me of the bailiff's flower-scented cottage by the shores of the lake?

A change of expression appeared in her face, as she slowly advanced from the back of the summer-house, which revealed a likeness to her moth er, not perceivable at other times.

From any point of the high ridge of land northward, it might have been discerned that the loftiest buildings made an occasional struggle to get their heads above the foggy sea, and especially that the great dome of Saint Paul's seemed to die hard; but this was not perceivable in the streets at their feet, where the whole metropolis was a heap of vapour charged with muffled sound of wheels, and enfolding a gigantic catarrh.

According to the WCAG, website content must be perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust.

Because the terrorist isn't fighting conventional warfare towards a perceivable, traditional end.

Government departments are not required under operational procedures to consult vulnerable groups for their inputs while designing and developing interventions that can have perceivable impacts on them, unless they are large scale infrastructure projects.

It's perceivable proof of our commitment to serve them well.'

There has been a "perceivable fall" in the number of customers at retail fish stalls in Doha as a large number of expatriates, especially families, are away on vacation, say business sources.

"The disappointment in the local area is that the developer has been allowed to change things - such as moving roads around - with no perceivable benefit.