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imperceptible

[im-per-sep-tuh-buhl] / ˌɪm pərˈsɛp tə bəl /


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The installation aims to create what scientists call “impossible colors” — imperceptible to the eye and brain — between the hues of the threads.

From Washington Post

Maybe the sheer size of the ensuing quake made otherwise imperceptible changes in the region of the fault prior to the main event more detectable.

From Scientific American

And was that the throaty rumble of passing cars synchronizing with the nearly imperceptible vibrations in my solar plexus?

From Los Angeles Times

At the lowest end of the scale, a magnitude 1 quake would be a micro-earthquake that is all but imperceptible to humans.

From New York Times

Occasionally composers will be asked to create “invisible overlays,” where they make adjustments that are imperceptible to most listeners but nudge a song toward a more wide-screen sound.

From New York Times