to stress sth. | stressed, stressed | etw. belasten | belastete, belastet |
to strain sth. | strained, strained | etw. belasten | belastete, belastet |
to load | loaded, loaded | [PHYS.][TECH.] | belasten | belastete, belastet |
to burden | burdened, burdened | belasten | belastete, belastet |
https://dict.leo.org/englisch-deutsch/belasten

perceptible Adj. spürbar
appreciable Adj. | spürbar
noticeable Adj. | spürbar
https://dict.leo.org/englisch-deutsch/spürbar

As a conclusion, the computational resources can be saved by skipping some unworthy steps, without the perceptible sacrifice of R-D performance. T
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For Hallward, however, Meillassoux’s project remains burdenedby a number of crucial problems.
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Lebrun demonstrates how this same logic holds also for language: 'State and language are two complementary figures of the Subject's accomplishment: here as well as there, the sense that I am and the sense that I enounce are submitted to the same imperceptible sacrifice of what appeared to be our 'self' in the illusion of immediacy'.5
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The sinking fund principle first came into prominence in the latter part of the eighteenth century, when it was advocated and applied by William Pitt as the best and easiest means of providing for the repayment of the United Kingdom's huge national debt. It was heralded by many people at the beginning as a remarkable method of repaying the loan without any perceptible sacrifice.
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The annual provision, accumulating as it does at compound interest, will not be a serious burden.
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