Sentence examples for becomes discernible from inspiring English sources

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.

The strengthening effect becomes discernible when the ice is brought to failure in approximately 4 5 cycles, and then saturates after roughly 10 cycles even though inelastic strain at failure continues to increase.

Subsequent to the essay of 1912 and the lectures of 1915, the influence of the language of phenomenology becomes discernible in the works of Ortega through the usage of such terms as "apodictic appearance," philosophy as "a science," and philosophy "as a science without supposition" (Obras, 1: 318–19; 7: 335).

With each succeeding migration and generation, improvements are made and progress becomes discernible.

If the end of oil becomes discernible to everyone, most likely the shift up in prices will not be incremental, but abrupt and exponential.

First, it became discernible through shrinking of the digestive system.

Anita's unwillingness to shift the blame away from respondent became discernible early in her testimony.

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.