Sentence examples for able to see the difference from inspiring English sources

(Called host advantage-most hosts deny that it differs though) You will be able to see the difference easily in a vehicle.

But if you could compare it to a moon at apogee (when it's farthest) you would probably be able to see the difference.

It is also worth pointing out that quite a lot of people just will not be able to see the difference between a game output at 720p versus 1080p, and that quite a lot of high-definition televisions, especially under 32in in size, are only capable of displaying 720p content.

Today, my Wii component cables finally arrived, so I was able to see the difference myself.

And although movie audiences may not be able to see the difference on screen between analog and digital projection, their expectations are changing for example, about what can go wrong in the presentation of a movie.

While an algorithm may not be able to see the difference in iPhone stories (or Microsoft stories, or anything else in my example below for that matter), a human could.

"You have to be able to see the differences between the parties".

The point in visiting as many of the missions as possible was not just to be able to see the differences in style of the various Jesuit architects — some Spanish, others Italian or German — and the Guaraní artists and craftsmen they trained.

The aim of this research is to put forward the right definitions for basic design concept and to evaluate it with relating its own elements and principles, if the design steps are built with a concept, it will be able to see the differences in its properties and right thought, in producing an idea and the effect of composing a concept on defining design power.

Those mini-breaks are essential for a more focused brain and for us to be able to see the nuances that make a difference.

"It forces you to see the difference".