Sentence examples for discernible from those from inspiring English sources

(The coins are hardly discernible from those minted in the 1850s, except that they're stamped "S.S. Central America gold CHS" in tiny letters on one side).

It is also important to note that the BC signatures of the pandemic virus are readily discernible from those of swine triple reassortant viruses that have previously caused infections in humans [15].

Small streams were swollen to the usual size of the Mississippi, and in places the Mississippi itself sprawled all the way to the horizon, its old channel barely discernible from the pattern of trees and, beyond those, towns.

That, at least, is one factor discernible from the work on view.

Coleslaw, to my mind is a mound of shredded carrot, cabbage and onion barely discernible from the mayonnaise that binds it.

(And what, after all, tells us more about a person's relationship to sex and status?) "Les Biches," released in 1968, might be one of the few films ever made in which the entire story is discernible from the costumes.

Some scholars have said that the notes they sing are discernible from the shapes of their mouths; an organ is so detailed that a working replica has been made of it.

Her timing is peerless; she can win a belly laugh just by placing a basso-profundo emphasis on a single word; and she's the reigning stage mistress of the withering eye roll discernible from the back row.

Though some of the fruits of her experiments were discernible from the first, a good many of her dances, such as Three Gopi Maidens and Danse Languide, echoed her Denishawn past.

That's because the decoding key is readily discernible from the encoding key.

The same variable notations were used at each level, being easily discernible from the context.