Sentence examples for discern a single from inspiring English sources

Attempts to glean original intent or meaning from the Records face even greater challenges than attempts to discern a single, collective legislative intent from pieces of legislative history.

I couldn't discern a single brown face in the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, which sang "America the Beautiful"; as a friend remarked of the homogeneity, "you don't even see that in Estonia the Beautiful".

The histograms show that it is difficult to discern a single walking person from two or three persons by using only this one feature.

The histograms show that it is difficult to discern a single walking person from two or three persons using just this one feature.

Although we could not discern a single functional class of genes trans-regulated by Rgs7, our data suggests that Rgs7 is a master regulator in this region controlling other genes encoded in Qrr1 in trans (Table S1).

Socrates professes the greatest veneration for such a master: "If I believe that someone is capable of discerning a single thing that is also by nature capable of encompassing many, I follow 'straight behind, in his tracks, as if he were a god'".

Together, these concerts afforded a close look at two highly codified dance forms, revealing nuances that can be hard to discern in a single evening.

It can be like discerning a single-color Pollock painting.

T4 RNA ligase successfully discriminated a one-base mismatch in the ligation junction, and the designed DNAzyme cleaved RNA by discerning a single-base mismatch in the cleaving site.

Healthy and cancerous cells with the same genetic background and exhibiting different cell surface glycome signatures were effectively discerned within a single well of a microplate without extracting proteoglycans or labeling specific sugar units.

Even though spatial resolution in our setup is significantly higher (512x512) than fast CCD (80x80) based systems, not all varicosities can easily be discerned from a single (1 ms exposure) frame.