Sentence examples for become discernible from inspiring English sources

Even in the village wines, the lowest level at which the terroirs become discernible, the differences seem striking.

Boats and distant buildings become discernible, and the impression of deep space, from which scattered points of light radiate, becomes amazingly palpable.

(A contemporary example of additive colour can be seen in projection television, in which red, green, and blue lenses converge to produce an image so enlarged that the separate colour areas, or dots, become discernible).

Little could be detected in the way of gap closing for much of that period, but some trend towards reduction in disparities has become discernible since the West Development Strategy initiated.

At E92, ISVZ and OSVZ started to become discernible (Fig. 4 D ).

The tumours began to become discernible approximately 2 hours after injection, and maximal CNRs were observed 3 hours after injection.

The elements necessary for a more comprehensive theory of its function and meaning became discernible.

The influence of Western models became discernible in those regional literatures beginning in the 19th century.

They oohed and aahed when the faint outline of something rectilinear became discernible.

As their stories unfold, each will face disillusion and disappointment as the thread that will ultimately bind them together becomes discernible.

In that context, "Vitruvian Man" becomes discernible as an early point on Leonardo's learning curve, showing the tyro anatomist subordinating his firsthand observations of the human body to a privileged set of proportions.