Sentence examples for discernible as from inspiring English sources

Traumatic conditions, like broken bones, should be discernible, as well as infectious diseases that may have affected their bones.

The influence of the Bhagavata-purana, the chief scripture of Krishna worshipers, is also discernible, as is that of a number of minor sources.

Simultaneously, the slow northward movement of these regions is discernible, as can be clearly recognized between 1806 and 1822 JST at ranges of 550 750 km in Fig. 10(c).

At the start, Ms. Johnson was barely discernible as a veiled clump in black fabric.

Mr. Harvey says photojournalists have to make things as discernible as possible as fast as possible.

Nicks's voice is sped up, pitch-altered, and barely discernible as human — just a high, grousing "wah-wah," deployed intermittently.

Many such mountains are isolated and not part of any discernible chain, as, for instance, Mount Katahdin in Maine in the northeastern United States.

Hot on the granola revival is the latest issue of Neomu, a series of wee design magazines published without any discernible schedule (as is the hippie's perplexing way).

The K-edge signals show a discernible π* peak, as well as an σ* band, indicating that the B, C, and N atoms are in the sp2-hybridized state.

These patterns could be discernible by eye as well as being statistically significant (Spearman R = -0.32, P < 1E-06).

All three types of our novel particles were found to be readily discernible among themselves as well as from the commercially available 6- and 12-nm gold nanoparticles.