Sentence examples for as discriminating from inspiring English sources

The aim is to create a diagnostic nose as discriminating as those of perfume mixers or wine buyers.

That has left military action predominant, and in the middle of a civil war it is never as discriminating as it needs to be.

Kemp believes that Glaser's detectors are open to spoofing, because neutrons are not as discriminating as X rays in how they react to the materials in warheads.

Namely, that immigration law can't be applied either preferentially or as discriminating on the basis of race, nationality or place of birth.

It should disclose records relating to bystander casualties, so that the public can judge for itself whether the government's targeting decision are as discriminating as the government says they are.

Brown claims to have seen almost every American horror movie ever made and owns about 200 on videotape or DVD. Brown is as discriminating about his films as Parker is about wine.

The resulting complex wavelet-based feature vectors are as discriminating as the Gabor wavelet-derived features and at the same time are of lower dimension when compared with that of Gabor wavelets.

Her church can be as welcoming or as discriminating as they choose to be.

HP1α shows a similar enrichment and depletion pattern in the region w5 but not as discriminating as with the enrichment attributes.

Publishers will flourish when they are seen as discriminating arbiters of their customers' tastes.

First, mocking Mormons is not the same as discriminating against them.