Sentences with phrase «almost discernible»

It's also important to note that expanding domestic drilling would have almost no discernible impact on gas prices in the near - term, and a very small one in the longterm.

In fact, over the 33 year satellite data, there is almost no discernible correspondence between the latter and the global temperature (s), e.g. UAH LTT.

Personally, I also think it is way too light, it has almost no discernible weight to it, plus it's too short.

The declaration that emerges this week can safely be added to the stockpile of desultory statements that have had almost no discernible impact on the drug cartels and small time gangsters.

is from Puerto Rico — like Pudge — but he has almost no discernible Spanish accent.

But coming out of the internet bubble, Book - to - Price has started behaving differently than other valuation ratios, degrading to the point where for the last twenty years it has had almost no discernible benefit on stock selection.

There is almost no discernible age pattern in families with female breadwinners.

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There is a discernible uptick in the rate of intrauterine fetal demise beginning in the 38th week and it becomes almost parabolic as one goes from 41 to 42 weeks and beyond.

The Democratic Unionists supported a Leave vote, without providing any discernible rationale, while almost every other local political party opposed Brexit, mainly on the basis that anything that might unsettle the notoriously fragile political and economic ecosystem could hardly be a good thing.

In a story overseen by an editor named Whittaker Chambers, the magazine noted with its typical prose from the period: «[T] here will be dimly discernible, to those who are interested in cause & effect in history, the features of a shy, almost saintly, childlike little man with the soft brown eyes, the drooping facial lines of a world - weary hound, and hair like an aurora borealis... Albert Einstein did not work directly on the atom bomb.

In addition to having a barely discernible moral compass, the book reads like a narcissist's memoir — it's almost all interior reflection.

By comparison, this film consists of maybe twenty minutes of discernible storyline — almost all of which could have simply been folded into «Darker» without missing a beat — surrounded by endless scenes of nothing much happening enacted by a couple of actors whose key motivation throughout seems to have been the knowledge that they would never have to see each other again once it finally hit theaters.

Periodic tables almost never show any discernible pattern.

Spread had no discernible impact on returns, and the Baa yield effect was nonlinear, almost like a smile — highest and lowest do best, with the middle doing less well.

What I have noticed is that on this timeframe, I can see a very discernible pattern that forms almost every time.

Like both of the movies almost all of the dwarves lack any discernible personality, and so you'll probably find yourself unable to actually put a name to any of them, their bearded faces blurring together.

Almost everything campaigns do in America has no discernible effect when tested with RCTs.

And what really zapped up about the camera was the sheer speed at which it worked — unlike the ZenFone 5 which had a slight but discernible lag, the Redmi 1S captured shots almost as soon as one tapped the capture button.