Sentence examples for discerning subject from inspiring English sources

Taking pictures through glass or snapping a particularly busy or fast-moving scene may make for blurry photos, as can photographing a monochromatic setting — because the camera's autofocus sensor may have a hard time discerning subject from background.

Using a different microphone with a lower sensitivity will ensure only high-amplitude sounds occurring close to the microphone will be detected, thus discerning the subject's coughs from ambient coughs.

Standing before the life-size portrait in the West Gallery of the Frick Collection, the medical students even found it tricky to discern the subject's beret from the painting's dark background, though several noted his unusually long arms.

This required a methodical (and expensive) two-week laboratory test: participants drank water containing rare isotopes that, when excreted and analyzed, allowed researchers to discern a subject's carbon-dioxide production (and his or her calorie burn) to a precise degree.

And, fourth, the probabilistic matching algorithm used to uniquely identify subjects could have failed to identify two subjects as the same individual if a minimum number of required encrypted attributes did not match or could have failed to discern a subject who presented false identification.

John Norseen, a scientist with Lockheed Martin, is often able to discern when subjects are thinking of particular numbers.

(Whatever revealing differences Szabó may have discerned, his subjects all look mad as hell to be stuck in his perp pictures).

These two constructs provide researchers with a way of discerning if human subjects protections would apply.

So we was like, 'Yo, this guy is gonna be big.'" Illmatic contains discerning treatment of its subject matter: gang rivalries, desolation, and the ravages of urban poverty.

My job is to discern what the subject's self-image is and give it to him.

They might deny that the difference between the two is always something that can be discerned from the subject's point of view.