Sentences with phrase «few discernible»

There are few discernible differences between the modal in - house lawyer and the modal law - firm lawyer.

«There are few discernible differences between the modal in - house lawyer and the modal law - firm lawyer... they value the same thing: lawyering...

Even the busiest of «mass transit» scenes, those most likely to trigger compression artifacts on any format, manage to hold up with few discernible woes.

The three members of this group vary in size; the smallest (a translucent white being with few discernible features) is a fraction of Mei's size, the middle one is about as tall as the girl, while the largest is big enough to support Mei on his rounded stomach (which he does, in their memorable first encounter) as well as a dozen other children her size.

It's just all so sad, but never actually rings true, a movie about grace in defeat that showcases few discernible grace notes.

From a polished, bohemian bash in the Hamptons to a rustic, glam fete in Ohio (we're still having major flower envy) to a relaxed oasis in Vieques, boho weddings are as unique as the brides themselves — with a few discernible decor and vibe similarities, of course.

Our women's turtleneck sweater is styled in the traditional fashion with a few discernible contemporary touches.

It accuses some retailers, such as Costco Wholesale, with making few discernible efforts.

Not exact matches

That first wave of secularization had no discernible effect on either the British universities or the few young colleges in America, however.

It can be classified in a variety of ways, based on the morphology of RBCs, underlying etiologic mechanisms, and discernible clinical spectra, to mention a few.

This really may be one of the few trade ideas for which there is no discernible lunatic fringe position.

Little discernible improvement in his work over the last few years.

ith a budget many times that of the 1974 drive - in classic on which it is based, Marcus Nispel's «Texas Chainsaw Massacre» delivers proportionately fewer thrills and no discernible suspense.

Although there are discernible arcs and some level of growth for a few of the characters, «Youth» is all so on - the - nose and force - fed that the whole affair comes off as decidedly manufactured and plastic.

There's a harsher, angrier noise discernible over the Sagaris» thrashing valvegear and hollering exhaust, the punctuations short and precise - a momentary chance for the TVR to steal a few yards - but when the Marcos's V8 is fully hooked - up its hard, flat note slowly ebbs away and with it any chance of the Sagaris winning this improvised drag race.

Navigating around the e-reader is fairly snappy, there were few cases when there is any discernible lag.

Philip Roth: A few foreign language books with no immediate discernible connection to the Goodbye Columbus author.

They sold so few discounted books that — even with the higher royalty rate — they barely broke even after deducting marketing costs, and they saw little discernible bump in sales or borrows after the promotion.

For Havanese, the time when a puppy is new born to a few weeks of age is when the colours tend to be most intense and the patterns are most easily discernible.

Under the muddy pigment, which Peter Schjeldahl called «John Miller Brown,» just a few forms are discernible: some thin, sticklike objects, a bell, and a metal O. 2 Miller described the submerged reliefs as «a supposed signature style,» noting, «I thought of it as a trademark no one wanted.

The presence of an elliptical narrative is clearly discernible, if not readily deciphered, in Copperwhite's paintings of just a few years ago.

Kirsch writes that a few of the paintings «rather startlingly, have no discernible focal point.

It is easy to suggest that Anton Kannemeyer has been treading water for the last few years, with little discernible distinction among his last few exhibitions.

The third intriguing aspect of Van Gogh's work is evident in only a few paintings which, rather startlingly, have no discernible focal point.

Finally, it's slightly off - topic, because we are discussing Charney type sensitivities for climate responses that are discernible over the course of perhaps a few centuries at most, but Jim Hansen has argued that when longer term responses are included (e.g., disappearance of land - based ice sheets), a reasonable modal value is 6 C per doubling, and an upper limit is considerably higher.

Many (if not most) lawyers will identity as members of a religious tradition; far fewer will actively seek to bring their faith to bear on their professional services in any readily discernible way.

Outside of a few top - mounted LEDs, there doesn't appear to be any discernible buttons.