Sentence examples for be indiscernible from inspiring English sources
adjective
Not capable of being discerned, of being perceived.
But, according to Leibniz, two such purported possibilities would be indiscernible since no being — not even God or an angel — could recognize any difference between them.
In China, praise is so subtle as to be indiscernible.
The movement is said to be indiscernible from within as the glass-walled structure, 72 feet in diameter, pivots around a 14-foot ball-bearing assembly in the stair core.
Moreover, they highlight the innate complexity of operational-scale research and suggest that the initial impacts of biomass harvest on Rs may be indiscernible from traditional harvest in systems where incidental breakage is high.
Again, let a and b be indiscernible but occupying mirror positions in W and W*.
Hence, at least two of any group of three objects will be indiscernible.
Leibniz in his Discourse on Metaphysics (Section 9) [ 1], p. 308 summarized this principle in a mathematical law: it states that no two distinct things exactly resemble each other; otherwise they would be "indiscernibles" and therefore one thing.
Just as the current crop of MacBook Pros are almost indiscernibly different from the previous crop, this iPhone is indiscernible from its older brother.
Any grumbling about mutual greed is indiscernible.
The difference between sailing and practicing sailing is indiscernible.
"With multiple transactions like this, the effect of differences in currency is indiscernible," Mr. Frail said.
