There's no discernable lag, and it also means every second counts.
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Despite being heavily redacted, some details of the communications are discernable.
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While potentially valuable, they have no discernable link to national defense.
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She doesn't have a discernable history or interest in financial services.
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Most maddening of all, the cold streaks came without any discernable pattern.
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But the attack failed to dent tourist arrivals to any discernable degree.
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Ultimately, there is a discernable difference between a whistleblower and a leaker.
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In 21.3, Haier showcased a neon, transparent washing machine for no discernable reason.
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Osage territory wearing rags and carrying a Bible—a man with no discernable
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The book Ad Astra has no discernable intentional connection to the finished movie.
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They are the length of a film, but with no linear or discernable plot.
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Veronica has learned to shoot, though she has not yet shot at anything discernable.
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Secondly, there has been "no discernable outflow of gold" from exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
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Even the doodles, like the post-classical "Goon Gumpas," have a discernable tug of heartbreak.
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And yet Portugal experienced no discernable rise in HIV transmission — the cushion effect in action.
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There are legit people exploding in the streets in real life, for no discernable reason.
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For many of them, their discernable regional accents weren't even incidental—they were the whole appeal.
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It's all just an immense waste, basically, because Star Trek: Discovery has no discernable purpose for existing.
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On top of that, the tax breaks had no discernable impact on job creation or company expansion.
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When a regulation is routinely broken, with no discernable harm, that regulation is probably a bad one.
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The noises they make are those of full-blown panic, dripping with urgency with no discernable lead-up.
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Consumers will always have a discernable affinity for "touching, feeling and trying" things that they intend to acquire.
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Strangely, there's no discernable Chinatown: there are zero traces of red gates, dragon statues, or decorative pagodas here.
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Thursday's filings cap one of the busiest weeks yet for Mueller's team, at least from what's publicly discernable.
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The president paid no discernable political price for refusing to give an interview to the then-special counsel.
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Vaginismus does not just affect rape or sexual assault survivors, and in many cases there is no discernable trigger.
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Most of them are mysteriously operated, with no discernable press representation or even employees made available to answer questions.
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If the source, characteristics or discernable pattern of a cyberattack are identified quickly, cyber defenders are better positioned to respond.
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If the source, characteristics or discernable pattern of an attempted intrusion are identified quickly, cyber defenders are better positioned to respond.
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Even a deadly 2015 bomb attack on a Bangkok shrine popular with tourists failed to dent arrivals to any discernable degree.
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At least five bodies were also discovered in charred vehicles, their identities not immediately discernable due to burn injuries, officials said.
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Indeed, the individual stocks that have gained and lost the most during his reign have little discernable link to Trump's presidency.
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Texans, for no discernable reason, could buy shirts that say "Texas" in the font of a show wherein Texas barely exists.
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Often, those who are infected with Zika have no discernable symptoms and the incubation period can last up to two weeks.
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He added that the impact from a potential 1,400 commercial wells would not be discernable from just a few pilot projects.
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Machine-learning enhanced suites tailor the experience as guests trigger sensors and interact with connected objects and their habits become discernable.
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The supplements seemed to have no discernable effect, other than to make me feel very irritated very early in the morning. Yuck.
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We're encouraged to identify with the white couple, the only speaking subjects in the image, and the only subjects with discernable faces.
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Moreover, another study found that Scott's stopover in space had no discernable effect on his mental abilities once he returned to Earth.
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Of course, a VU meter mounted on the side of headphones serves no discernable purpose other than to make them look different.
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Neither the Reagan tax cuts in the 6900s nor the Bush tax cuts in 2628 boosted federal revenues to any discernable degree.
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There is no discernable coma--the cloud of ice, dust and gas that surrounds active comets--nor a dust tail or gas jets.
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Steve Bruneau, the author of "Icebergs of Newfoundland and Labrador", says there is no discernable pattern that can be pinned to climate change.
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"The company unequivocally refutes this assessment which does not appear to have any discernable basis of calculation ..." First Quantum said in a statement.
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Its heat shields protected it from the searing temperatures of atmospheric entry, and the module deployed its supersonic parachutes without any discernable problem.
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There was no discernable pick-up in trading volume to accompany the move to suggest market players saw it as a tradable tip.
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The death had remained "unattended" for five months, to the point where there was very little left in the way of discernable remains.
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Opinion polls give him a high level of support, and there was no discernable damage to his standing after the plane bombing over Egypt.
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Some FLDS houses are discernable by "Zion" signs; all are surrounded by thick walls, constructed, under Jeffs's instruction, to ensure outsiders couldn't see in.
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Between corralling them, and the fact that a hole was spewing flames for no discernable reason at the time, Tucker didn't get any photos.
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If a partial Dyson sphere is there, we should still be able to detect it in the form of irregular, but discernable, radiation signatures.
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The song signs off with the sound of a nuclear explosion that leads directly into the title track, with no discernable pause for breath.
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Phoebe was a vagabond and part-time masseuse with no discernable career path, but an incredible knack for always keeping her head above water.
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Large rocks and desert brush are foregrounded while in the distance a nascent cul-de-sac is discernable from the cement foundations of future homes.
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But a female who is inherently evil, for no discernable reason, who we see doing evil things without any moral compass, as our main character?
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But despite talks with Occidental, "we remain concerned about the lack of discernable improvements to the company's reporting practices" on climate issues, the statement said.
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Moreover, despite the continued suffering of North Korea's people under his brutal authoritarian rule, the young leader faces no serious, discernable internal threats to his rule.
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Economists, however, say the operations have had no discernable impact on the overall economy and that the country's strict currency controls are responsible for its crisis.
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But it still has no discernable revenue stream, and is giving away $2,000 a day ($1,000 on weekends), not including server costs, talent costs, overhead, etc.
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She regularly receives calls from young men sexually interested in children, or their concerned parents, scoping out their options before discernable signs of problematic behavior arise.
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But there is no discernable connection between that 2014 deal and the Pentagon's 2015 decision to send more aircraft there -- Trump wasn't even President until 2017.
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Best Captain: Leslie Jones While Victor Cruz made no discernable effort in his role as captain of Team Giancarlo, Leslie Jones captained Team CC with admirable vigor.
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It is notable that Nokia came and went with little or no discernable impact on Microsoft's CAPEX spend (presumably Nokia had outsourced their manufacturing by that point).
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The government's own auditors recently identified 43 material weaknesses related to internal control systems for monitoring spending among government agencies, but no discernable actions have been taken.
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At the 14-day mark, the embryo forms a structure called the "primitive streak" that signifies the time when it has developed a discernable head and tail end.
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The department said Hurricane Harvey, which devastated parts of Texas, had no "discernable" effect on payrolls as the disaster struck after the survey period for the August employment report.
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A Bureau of Labor Statistics official estimated that the shutdown had "no discernable impacts" on the ability to make estimates, though there was some effect on the numbers otherwise.
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The music that—festival time running along the same principles as punk time—starts late and runs till 5 in the morning, without the slightest discernable dip in attendance.
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Iraq, among other producers like Libya and Nigeria, have called for an exemption, raising concerns that an output cut would likely not have a discernable impact on the market.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The disappearance and suspected assassination of journalist Jamal Khashoggi has had a resounding aftereffect on the art world, with no discernable end in sight.
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But while tokens for some Ethereum apps are functional, PlexCoin tokens had no discernable purpose except to become more valuable as people buy and sell them while promising eye-popping returns.
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This standard makes it difficult for the government to certify domestic mass shootings such as those in Las Vegas, Sutherland Springs, Texas and Newtown, Connecticut, which lacked a discernable coercive motive.
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One, an image from the funeral of Israel's Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, is so damaged that the only things discernable are a few candles and the upper torso of a soldier.
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NARAL Pro-Choice America says the burial bill in Texas "unduly burden[s] both abortion patients and providers without any discernable, proven medical benefit", thereby violating the Hellerstedt ruling from last summer.
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"The regulatory structure pertaining to NSEERS no longer provides a discernable [sic] public benefit as the program has been rendered obsolete," the DHS announcement, first noted by The New York Times, reads.
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The US withdrawal has also left some observers wondering whether the change might signal a shift away from purely humanitarian missions that don't have an immediately discernable direct impact on American security.
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You'll look at a pattern that seems like it has no discernable shape, but after a while, if you do it right, you'll see that it contains a 3D apple, or something.
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There were no discernable signs of any high-level extraterrestrial society, which could be viewed as either a plus or a minus, depending on which science fiction writer you choose to consult.
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For example, problems presented in combat, less-discernable nuances informing certain decisions, determining causation and the analysis of a range of different interwoven variables – are arguably things best performed by the human mind.
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The sequence it could follow is discernable: a rocket hits a house in southern Israel, a heavy response ensues, creating a repeat of the events of 2014—only this time it expands rapidly.
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He resists the dancehall comparisons in interviews—"Dancehall's so pure as it is," he told The Fader, "it doesn't need me to add anything to it"—but his primary influences are clearly discernable.
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"In transplant patients with suppressed immune systems these fungal infections are infrequent, but do occur at most major transplant centers without any discernable source," the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center said in a statement.
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The United States killed the leader of the Taliban in a drone attack in southwest Pakistan on May 21 but the death of Mullah Akhtar Mansour has had no discernable impact on the violence.
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They didn't need traditional structures—yes, verse-chorus-verse is a concern in metal, too—and Clarke didn't need to make his screech more palatable or discernable to reach out to their growing fanbase.
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Hard as it may be to believe in the white heat of the moment, when D.C. is consumed with the story, history suggests the greatest likelihood is that it won't have any discernable impact.
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At Maharaj-ji's request, Ram Dass gave him a super-sized dose of LSD but said there was no discernable effect on him, nor was there three years later when they repeated the experiment.
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But it's hard to ignore that she lied to her husband, Steve (Gabriel Byrne), about where she was heading that night, for no discernable reason other than she simply didn't feel like letting him know.
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In practice, it's two CGI effects whaling on each other, and shouting manifestos: "The world only makes sense if you force it to," Batman yells at Superman while pummeling him repeatedly for no discernable reason.
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On the other hand, the Russian military has made few discernable preparations for the conquest of NATO territory, nor does its military have the capacity to survive in a prolonged conflict against NATO military forces.
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"We aim to speak to the art world in their language, much of the time," Ettun tells me, pointing out to me how her Yellow performance included discernable references to Dadaism and Marcel Duchamp's Fountain.
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From 2006 to 2009, Las Vegas Sands transferred about $60 million to the consultant to promote its business and brands, and paid him about $5.8 million without any "discernable legitimate business purpose," according to settlement papers.
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In a statement sent by a BlackRock spokesman explaining the switch, the fund firm said that despite talks with Occidental, "we remain concerned about the lack of discernable improvements to the company's reporting practices" on climate issues.
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So it's not surprising that the NFL's helmet testing and ranking has had no discernable impact on the incidence of concussions (to say nothing of the incidence of clinically silent injury, which hasn't been measured at all).
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"I have heard [from colleagues who use CoolSculpting] that in some cases the fat does increase in volume or the area becomes lumpy or uneven, and that even with repeated applications no discernable result can be seen," he says.
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"It's a rare observable factor - if you look at previous events, in each case there has been a quite clear and discernable spike in the value of bitcoin," said Windsor Holden, a payments consultant who tracks crypto and blockchain.
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"We have seen no discernable evidence that CalPERS' efforts to engage ExxonMobil have resulted in any significant change in the way the company operates when it comes to taking action on climate change," the lawmakers wrote in the letter.
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"I am pleased that now a discernable contractual document exists, where one can see an amicable solution would be possible," Scholz told German lawmakers, adding that it would be good if a majority of British lawmakers backed the agreement.
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"Our study showed that recent public health insurance expansion was not associated with a discernable increase in migration between states among eligible immigrants," senior study author Jens Hainmueller of Stanford University in California and colleagues write in JAMA Pediatrics.
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The International Association of Antarctic Tour Operators, which regulates many of the large tours that go through the South Pole, maintained in a recent fact sheet that "no discernable impact" has been observed in Antarctica as a result of regular cruises.
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The Taliban have made considerable gains in fighting in various parts of the country in recent months and the killing of their leader, Mullah Akhtar Mansour, in a U.S. drone attack last month has had no discernable impact on the violence.
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Behar and fellow guitarist Adam Marino rarely fell into the discernable roles of rhythm and lead guitarists, instead playing around each other, like they both showed up to practice with ideas and decided to just fold their riffs into one another.
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With no discernable competition, save for the counter programmed opening of the Reese Witherspoon romantic comedy "Home Again," which came in a very distant second with $9 million, "It" was able to dominate screens and show times at major movie theaters.
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"There's nothing discernable to show Biden's been punched in the nose over Ukraine," said Tim Malloy, pollster with Quinnipiac University, which released a survey Tuesday showing Biden has lost no support from Democratic voters since its last poll released Sept. 25.
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The incident, which happened in 1969, was the subject of a Hollywood film starring Colin Firth released this year; Ms Dean's treatment of the subject, a mesmeric 14-minute film of a lighthouse at sunset, with no discernable narrative, was decidedly un-Hollywood.
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Possible measures now could include formally opening a Taliban office, lifting sanctions on designated Taliban members who have played no discernable role in the insurgency after 2001, and exploring additional truces or reductions of violence in the wake of the recent ceasefire.
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However, Tesco last month said it had not seen any discernable change in buying behaviour in the early part of the year, while official data has shown British consumer spending was robust in the run-up to the expected Brexit date of March 29.
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"Air pollution levels encountered even today are capable of having a discernable negative influence on the health of healthy adults beyond impacting just the lungs," said Dr. Robert D. Brook of the University of Michigan Health System in Ann Arbor, who was not part of the study.
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"To see what the trends are in human trafficking, the trends that aren't sort of discernable when you are working on individual cases but can really only be seen from a 50,000-foot level, when you are looking at all of the aggregated data," Vandenberg said.
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The OG Experience, a short-lived pop-up exhibition in Chelsea sponsored by HBO's OG, a film made using presently incarcerated people as consultants and actors, was organized to reflect the gravity of the prison industrial complex, and the discernable effects of its abuse of power.
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A Customs and Border Protection report that analyzed seizure data along the border between 2009 and 2010 found that "the removal of key personnel does not have a discernable impact on drug flows" into the US. Even El Chapo is aware that drug trafficking won't end once he's gone.
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In the case of identifying an apple in pictures, the images get filtered down over and over, with initial layers showing just barely discernable parts of an edge, a blip of red or just the tip of a stem, while subsequent, more filtered layers will show entire apples.
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Most galaxies are either disc-shaped spirals or egg-shaped ellipticals, but there are some oddballs as well, such as lenticular galaxies (kind of a cross between spirals and ellipticals), irregular galaxies (which don't really have a discernable shape or structure), and extremely-low density galaxies known as ultra diffuse objects.
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According to a new study published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, we can add a new ring galaxy to this very short list—but it's a ring galaxy that deserves a sub-classification of its own: an elliptical core surrounded by two discernable and independent rings.
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While a number of the works on view, particularly those by Ruben Ochoa and Daisey Quezada, approach the subject at hand through elegant abstractions with discernable connections to minimalism and politically charged conceptual work, I found myself fixated on works that unpack dominant historical narratives and push viewers to append their knowledge of the formulation of Latinx history.
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When Mormons look at Trump, they see someone who lacks any discernable principles, including commitment to the Constitution (which the LDS church reveres); who has a history of unapologetic womanizing, adultery, erratic temperament, divisiveness, bullying, and who chooses his positions — such as calling for opening women's restrooms to men — for their appeal to certain constituencies, in this case the homosexual lobby.
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"There is no discernable plan, none that's been disclosed," Senate Republican Whip John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (Texas) said when asked how President Trump and GOP leaders would avoid a shut down.
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But can you imagine, if they were willing to try and destroy a "kid" who dedicated his life to pediatric cancer and philanthropy, what the media would say if I had secured a $50,000 a month job on the board of a Ukrainian company, with no discernable duties, in an industry I knew nothing about, in a country where I did not even speak the language?
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As Bob Considine wrote in a 1948 profile in Life: In his excitement these days Mister Mack sometimes makes plainly discernable mistakes in simple strategy... He is beginning to shake like a great angular twig whenever the team loses... When he signals for an obviously wrong move these days [coach] Al Simmons turns his back a bit sadly on the old man, as if he did not detect the signal, and calls for the right move.
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In the larger of the two works, which is roughly five by eight feet, a middle-aged man in casual dress ambles across the foreground, his face turned away from the viewer, as if he too is surveying the goings-on: at the far end of the room, suave fellow in an emerald green shirt waits for service at a counter; a man on the right lights a woman's cigarette, which she holds in an extended hand rather than to her lips; smaller, sketchier figures engage in not-easily-discernable activities that might be illicit, or might simply involve routine maintenance; behind the service counter, but separated by a pillar from the man in the green shirt, a rotund clerk holding a key glances up at the viewer from across the enormous room.
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