Sentence examples for not discernible to from inspiring English sources
It happened that between his army and that of Minucius there was a certain eminence, which seemed a very advantageous and not difficult post to encamp upon; the level field around it appeared, from a distance, to be all smooth and even, though it had many inconsiderable ditches and dips in it, not discernible to the eye.
It discussed how we view things, the difference between good design (which in most cases is transparent and not discernible, according to Norman) and bad design which causes pause, and makes us think about the relationship between the items function and its design.
If the CEJ is not discernible due to a dental restoration or a crown, then it should be determined arbitrarily on the basis of the anatomy of the neighboring teeth.
Just as appetite comes by eating, so work brings inspiration, if inspiration is not discernible at the beginning.
The rules committees of the R&A and the USGA have introduced a revision from 1 January next year which states: "Where enhanced technological evidence shows that a ball has left its position and come to rest in another location, the ball will not be deemed to have moved if that movement was not reasonably discernible to the naked eye at the time".
-- along with its British partner, the R&A -- has decided that a ball at rest "will not be deemed to have moved if that movement was not reasonably discernible to the naked eye at the time".
These mothers' efforts to protect their children can be heroic, although not always discernible to caseworkers.
Conventionally, novelists track their stories with their chapter titles; Burney and Shields instead find some implicit pattern, not always discernible to the characters themselves.
But, because of encryption foil, that layout and composition would not be discernible to the inspectors.
This line is not readily discernible to even experienced officers.
Cracks or flaws are not always discernible to the eye and a new helmet is cheaper than a new head!
