Sentence examples for discernible beginning from inspiring English sources

And in neither is there any discernible beginning or middle or end".

A phrase, loosely speaking, is a series of movements bound together by a physical impulse or line of energy and having a discernible beginning and end.

Nor was there any discernible beginning, middle, or end to the preceding section, "viscous," where the dancers lay down on the floor and smooshed their bodies over each other.

For example, in a patient presenting with a major depressive episode, probing for past 'hyper or wired' states with a discernible beginning and end, and including information provided by significant others, may be of help.

It is quite tempting to think of any particular conflict as having a discernible beginning and end, rather than seeing each one as part of a long, unitary, ongoing conflict that has persisted for centuries.

On March 15 , 1991 a swarm of small, locally discernible earthquakes began on the northwest side of Pinatubo.

If there is no discernible heartbeat, begin CPR and be prepared to continue—persons with hypothermia have been given CPR for up to 3.5 hours and have recovered with no neurological damage.

Just as appetite comes by eating, so work brings inspiration, if inspiration is not discernible at the beginning.

The influence of Western models became discernible in those regional literatures beginning in the 19th century.

The REV process has been underway for about three years, with comments from hundreds of stakeholders at the outset, and is now moving into the stage where pilots are taking place and the outlines of the future are beginning to become discernible.

And now new energy policies in both nations are beginning to have a discernible effect, scholars say.