Sentence examples for instruments to discern from inspiring English sources

Solar astronomers need bigger instruments to discern, for example, minute changes in the sun's magnetic field.

Whatever the process, it was happening on too fine a spatial scale for instruments to discern clearly.

And he asks this question a couple thousand years ago, before we had instruments sensitive enough to discern the subatomic realm of quantum physics: we still see matter as solid even though our minds know it is mostly empty space occupied by the occasional energy wave behaving in the most unintelligible manner.

Enthusiasts swear the higher acoustical "resolution" of a mono recording allows individual instruments to be discerned more clearly, despite the paucity of location cues in the sound picture.

Even without sets, props or magic aural box, "Fama" amounted to intensely potent theater, at times taking on positively hallucinatory effect as you strained to discern what instrument might conceivably be producing this unfamiliar sound or that oblique effect.

Although he saw a strangeness in Saturn's appearance, the low resolution of his instrument did not allow him to discern the true nature of the planet's rings.

Most studies were conducted in the United States, which makes it difficult to discern whether the instruments are appropriate for study populations outside of the United States.

However, the instrument used was not sensitive enough to discern yellow fluorescence, whose emission wavelength is extremely close to that of EGFP.

It is only recently that instruments and analysis methods have become powerful enough to discern their composition.

Now, since the quest for truth takes place in and by language conceived as a kind of instrument, it is unnecessary to imagine that they aim to discern or expound the true.

There are other examples of construct validity studies using instruments to measure skin temperature, electrical skin resistance and/or gross range of motion to discern a dysfunctional vertebral segment.