Sentence examples for discernible concept from inspiring English sources
To begin at the beginning, David Thompson, Scott Ellis, David Loud and Ann Reinking -- four accomplished people -- are credited with conceiving the show, but there is no discernible concept.
While most prominent in the visual system, the concept of discernible streams devoted to the processing of "what" and "where" features has likewise been proposed in the auditory system.
Early design sketches by Nenghua Liu, lead interior designer of the Riviera concept, showed a wraparound treatment that had no discernible start or finish.
The idea of multiple fusion pathways, fast fusion events with no discernible intermediates, and the slow hemi-fusion driven events is a novel concept.
For two complete concepts must differ in some conceptual respect and so be discernible.
That is, there must always be a reason, found within the complete individual concept of substances and issuing from the free decree of God, that a is discernible from b.
The broad concept — the existence of a teeming, nearly invisible kingdom that is as vital and energized as the world discernible to the naked eye — was inspired by William Joyce's children's book "The Leaf Men and the Brave Good Bugs".
But trends are discernible.
For no discernible reason.
No apple was discernible.
