Sentence examples for discernable than from inspiring English sources

Looking to succeed where political action and discourse has been tenuous, Iceland's own Olafur Eliasson recently created a public art installation meant as a reflection on climate change, done in a manner more discernable than the theoretical rhetoric that often surrounds the issue.

ns = Not sampled; nd = not detected (no discernable peak, less than 0.01 μg/L; = less than quantification limit; * positive samples = samples in which endosulfan was detected (including those below the quantification limit) There were detections in all sites, mostly during the irrigation period of February to March 1999.

ns = Not sampled; nd = not detected (no discernable peak, less than 0.01 μg/L = less than quantification limit; * positive samples = samples in which endosulfan was detected (including those below the quantification limit) Bdr, the drain that receives sub-surface run-off from a number of different farms, consistently produced the highest detections.

The security queue resembled a rugby scrum; I was frisked twice for no discernable reason other than incompetence, or possibly my shifty demeanour, and the flight was so full our hand luggage had to go in the hold.

Who can forget when Tyra pretended to have contracted rabies from a dog for no discernable reason other than a love of rolling around on the floor?

Kent had gone into the match without their captain David Fulton, which had more to do with his dodgy one-day form than any discernable injury.

Consistent with this view, we found that SAG 63-4 had no discernable eyespot, was smaller than SAG 63-9 and indistinguishable in size from P. parva (SAG 63-3), and gave an off-white-colored pellet, with no visible carotenoids, similar to a pellet of P. parva (supplementary fig. S3, Supplementary Material online).

The 20° separation thus obtained is comfortably larger than the minimum discernable angles for auditory [28] and visual stimuli.

With R0 values greater than 4, no discernable differences between any case definition with the addition of any testing modality could be found.

Early or "pre-cancerous" stages of abnormality may also be discernable and provide prognostic rather than diagnostic information to a physician.

When you listen to a recording of a language that you don't speak, you hear a continuous stream of sounds that is more a warbling than a string of discernable words.