Sentence examples for discernible characteristic from inspiring English sources

A second discernible characteristic of preliterate economic systems is the difficulty of describing any part of their activities as constituting an "economy".

Apparent Förster energy transfer in the photoluminescent spectra as thin films was observed, while no discernible characteristic absorbance and photoluminescence of the iridium complex can be realized in dilute solutions.

Users on both ends hardly noticed any discernible characteristics that made the calls unbearable other than our boring conversation about how good the quality of the call was.

Visually discernible characteristics of fat and lean, such as marbling, have an effect on the acceptability and palatability of ripened Iberian ham pieces.

That the story shamefully rips off the first X-Men is less of a problem than the heroic cohorts having almost no discernible characteristics beyond their costumes and holiday-related duties.

This storm may not have been named operationally due to a lack of discernible tropical characteristics.

Robert Dietz and John McHone proposed in 1974 that the Black Stone was actually an agate, judging from its physical attributes and a report by an Arab geologist that the Stone contained clearly discernible diffusion banding characteristic of agates.

The species of Paraceratherium are mainly discernible through skull characteristics.

There are obvious features and subtle characteristics discernible in the CSSS structure for establishing key points in a variety of skin conditions.

But the absence of influence is also the presence of freedom, a characteristic easily discernible in the work of Lydia Davis.

More importantly, 99mTc-WBC SPECT/CT allows semiquantitive grading of WBC intensity, a characteristic not discernible by clinical examination.