Sentence examples for reasonably discernible from inspiring English sources
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".
The tumbling putti, rams, asses and even an exotic monkey are reasonably discernible, but unfortunately the female nudes, which must surely have been influenced by Giorgione's famous (now lost) frescoes on the facade of the German Warehouse in Venice, are very faded.
-- 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".
For no discernible reason.
It has been suggested that only major changes in the application of dose can be reasonably expected to have a discernible clinical effect [ 28].
A sigmoid relationship may be discernible in a reasonably homogeneous population, but is likely to be more difficult to identify if the population is heterogeneous.
Nevertheless, even if HGT events are reasonably common, the signal of the underlying tree is still discernible as a central trend [ 5, 6].
The sums of the estimated concentrations of the reactant (oxyHb) and proposed products (metHb and hemichromes) appeared to be reasonably constant over time (Figure 1B), although a slight decrease was discernible.
After Japan's defeat, State Shinto was suppressed by the American occupation, and traditional Shinto contracted (at least, in the small village where I live, which is reasonably representative) into a colorful set of folkloric superstitions, with many festivals but no discernible spiritual or pastoral role.
