palpable difference

Viewers can sense a palpable difference between the two- and three-dimensional work.

He also spoke of simulation to explain away the palpable differences.

There are palpable differences between the quality of service that is offered at individual hospitals.

Good chocolate, real vanilla beans and so on, all make a palpable difference.

In one scene, it even makes a palpable difference in the way a father feels about his child.

The changes have already made a palpable difference.

"There's a palpable difference in the attitudes of cast members versus five years ago.

There was a palpable difference in our relationship.

In the novel, there's a palpable difference between the gentile and Jewish worlds.

There is a very palpable difference in the air when a golf tournament is being played.

That would have been quite another matter, for when it comes down to a question of value there is a palpable difference between a Latinist and a mule.

Ralph O., a housewares salesman, also closely identifies with Costanza, the only palpable difference between the two being Ralph's successful career.

But others think the crisis at Olympia & York, which is owned by the Reichmann family of Toronto, may not make a palpable difference.

Without Kidd, the captain, who scored 60 points in the previous two games and 30 points in the fourth quarters combined, there was a palpable difference today.

Although the grants may not pay for major projects, they could make a palpable difference, said Julia A. Stapleton, the educational technology coordinator for the Department of Education.

The increasing cooperation between Soviet and American officials has made a palpable difference in the Pakistani capital, which feels for the first time in years like a diplomatic and strategic backwater.

"There was really a palpable difference between Nong Samet and KID (Khao-I-Dang Holding Center).

Europeans have waked up to the fears and palpable differences that arise when borders come down, as seen in the unification of East and West Germany, where after more than a decade, disparities in wealth and spirit persist.

PETE HAMILL Author and journalist There is a palpable difference in the city right now, a lifting of the sense of menace and an exuberance walking in street and riding the subways.

Although we shall continue to regard 'three-angled' as a criterial trait of triangle and 'female'as a criterial trait of mother, it must be conceded that there is a palpable difference in the degree of necessity of these two traits.