Do you broadcast yourself to anyone who will watch despite lacking a discernible skill set or glaring talent?
To make the four females of a set discernible, they were marked with small water colour dots on their dorsal shields before the experiment.
In the zone with lower dislocation density, individual dislocations were discernible, and three sets of dislocations, with Burgers vector of the 1̄ type and parallel to the sample surface, were identified in all specimens.
The cuticle, eyes, and mouthparts can be readily discerned, and some musculature and other internal structures are also discernible in this data set.
The interface is in Korean, and it's not entirely clear how well it works yet, but the basic feature set is discernible and it's an intriguing thought for the future.
One possibility could be that subtle changes in intensity of the GFP reporters may not be discernible with our experimental setting.
Events create disruptions in the policy equilibrium and make agenda setting more discernible from the overall policy development process, in contrast to periods of stability when it is difficult to separate out agenda setting from the policy-making process.
But lots of children, particularly disadvantaged children, are becoming (in an expression the Children's Television Workshop once used in research but now regrets) "zombies" — riveted, without any discernible reaction, to the television set; getting, within a year or two, beyond the natural aptitude of learning, for example, to read.
Chatbots and virtual assistant AIs may have got a lot savvier than their Clippy forerunners, but they're still sitting on a set of definitely discernible rails.
The inference of population structure applied here can only give information on the number of genotype spectra that are discernible in the existing data set.
