When it comes to the modern monarchy, influence has been more discernible than action — but its power is sometimes much longer lasting, particularly in light of the transition from colonial empire to cosmopolitan Commonwealth.
Very large doses result in modest increases in glucose flux with no discernible peak action.
It is so difficult to know which way the ball is swinging with almost no discernible change in action and therefore you are reacting to the ball as it is coming down at you.
Seventy-two hours after a man opened fire on our gateway to the world, there is no discernible outcry for action, little apparent conversation at all.
Previous researchers have presented a somewhat reified picture of organisational routines as readily-discernible patterns of action and interaction which are 'out there' in the organisation, ready to be researched [ 23].
"Since about three months ago, there is a discernible mood for military action," he said.
He delivered the ball from a two-fingered grip at close to medium pace with great accuracy, and could produce leg breaks, googlies, and top spinners, with no discernible change in his action.
Godard's films certainly are based on characters — for all their supposed avant-gardism, his movies are coherent dramatic (or comic) fictions that chronologically follow the fortunes of characters through clearly discernible and directly emotional actions.
The action was barely discernible and the mood was nervous.
Since then, hundreds of millions of dollars have been squandered on his Ganga Action Plan, with no discernible results.
