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Перевод: appreciable

[прилагательное]
заметный; ощутимый; ощутительный; поддающийся оценке

Тезаурус:

1. We spent the first day getting over the long flight (though with only three hours time difference there was no appreciable jet-lag) and having a look round the town.
2. Of course there is little chance of an amateur collector acquiring an appreciable part of one of these great animals, but in the right site fragments of dinosaur skeletons may be picked up.
3. I can now consider that the new system of sponsoring foreseen by the Lawn Tennis Association no longer contains appreciable restrictions of competition and therefore the file will be closed."
4. On a first consideration one would not think that there would be appreciable stresses parallel to the crack surface but on reflection it will be seen that this must always be so.
5. This was thought to be due to the fact that the smaller wheels were leading, but the Metropolitan Electric tramways which had some similar cars on almost identical bogies, turned the bogies round on one of their cars (No. 25) and it made no appreciable difference.
6. Worse still, the bull fiddle possessed no appreciable volume, and what volume it did have was easily submerged by thronging crowds of noisy dance-goers.
7. There is not held to be any appreciable timelapse between the experience of the touch and the arising in one's mind of the visual image.
8. Now there is a trend to thicker, softer footbeds that have an appreciable cushioning effect.
9. An appreciable number of us have "perfect pitch": we can identify a musical note exactly.
10. Research has shown that older people with appreciable or severe disablement form a significantly higher proportion of those living in poverty or on its margins than older people with no disabilities.
11. The purist bookman wants his book complete with the half-titles, if they were there in the first place, and it is an appreciable demerit mark if the cataloguer has to confess "lacking half-titles" or "volume III without half-title", even though they are present in the other two.
12. The term "formal interview" is used here to designate a type of interview in which there is an appreciable amount of control exercised over both the presentation of the questions (stimuli) and the recording of the answers (responses).
13. In addition, several studies have demonstrated that the amounts of prostacyclin normally found in the circulation are probably too low to have an appreciable effect on platelets (Steer et al, 1980; Haslam McClenaghan, 1981; Greaves Preston, 1982), and endothelial cells in culture produce little prostacyclin unless stimulated by thrombin for instance (Weksler et al, 1977).