Sentence examples for discernible subject from inspiring English sources

Most pertinently, there is a discernible subject: the piece is subtitled "Pour Francis Bacon" and has more than a suggestion of narrative content from a choreographer best known for intellectually complex, sensually abstract dances.

If there's a discernible subject to this film, it concerns a bookish, philosophically inclined office worker contemplating his retirement and -- in the form of a gun-toting assassin -- the specter of encroaching death.

The segregation of HIV-1C infections based on distribution of maximum gag pairwise distances was less discernible: only two subjects, OG and OW, showed separation from the remaining cases (Figs. 5A, 5B, and 5C).

Accordingly, the slow component observed after control exercise was not discernible in two subjects using the double-exponential function.

She's one of the few teachers with a degree and a discernible "passion" for her subject, but is off sick a lot and takes redundancy.

The pressure was applied at approximately constant velocity of 1 kgf/sec, until the subject reported discernible pain onset.

This study evaluated the condyle-disc relationship on magnetic resonance image (MRI) in a group of subjects with silent temporomandibular joints (TMJs) when tested clinically with those in subjects with discernible temporomandibular sounds.

Photographer Kenya Sugai, born in 1977 in Japan, carefully captures colors and forms, removing subjects from discernible places to shift the viewer's perception of each shot.

Subjects reported discernible, brief, non-painful touch-like stimuli during stimulation.

But it lacks any visible subject matter: no discernible woman, nary a mandolin.

However, this nearest-neighbor ordering seen in g(r) around r/D = 0.1 would hardly be discernible in experimental scattering data subject to usual statistical errors.