Sentence examples for in discernible from inspiring English sources
William Faulkner's career was revived by the superb "Viking Portable Faulkner," edited by Malcolm Cowley, which first put his Yoknapatawpha cycle in discernible form and context.
These sudden, severe downdrafts can result in 250-km- (150-mile) per-hour winds on or near the ground that often uproot trees in discernible starburst patterns.
And I didn't sense that toxic selfishness from Mr. Strathairn or from Mr. Stevens, whose performance as the charming, calculating Morris Townsend is shiny, well spoken and lacking in discernible undercurrents.
The theory is that, if the markets are distillations of herd psychology, mass confidence, or what Prechter calls "the social mood," and if the markets fluctuate in discernible patterns, then the underlying moods must follow predictable patterns as well.
In psychology, structuralism in its oldest sense simply declares that perception occurs, with learning following, in terms of experiences or sensations in various combinations, in discernible patterns or gestalten.
This results in discernible delays and battery power drain during UE authentication, especially when UE needs to be re-authenticated multiple times due to mobility or a long-lived connection.
Neither resulted in a discernible phenotype, in particular no alterations in eye or cuticle coloring.
Aristotle's discussion in the Categories influences the development of medieval views about relations in several discernible ways.
Evolution in physics means design change, meaning changes in a drawing that happens in a predictable, discernible direction in time.
Then they spent four hours driving, in no discernible pattern, around Greater San Bernardino.
