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Each month has either 29 or 30 days, but usually in no discernible order.

And the dark figure high above the floor seemed more discernible now too.

At the moment, two main schools of thought are discernible.

The same movement was discernible in the south, east and north.

A light stood on the table, but nothing human was discernible.

They have no discernible past beyond the woman who left yesterday.

In practice, there is often no longer any discernible difference between the two.

He had never before seen them end in any discernible pattern.

After all, it has no discernible effect on our daily lives.

I stepped back and looked, but the light was no longer discernible.

They live to almost 50 months, and sometimes die of no discernible cause.

There was no discernible difference in heart rate during game play and after.

And yet a different concept of the game was clearly discernible.

It was too far away to make out any discernible shape.

That, at least, is one factor discernible from the work on view.

"But if so, he's gone to a lot of work for no discernible reason."

It is used when a piece of music has no discernible beat.

He also will often take his pants off for no discernible reason.

Yet in both the image of the adult is discernible.

But still, there was a discernible chill in the house.

They were probably much too small to be discernible individually.

They have no discernible idea how to get their teammates involved.

Well, by now certainly the vampire will be discernible in you.

But there will not be a lot of discernible trends over the next six months.

Only in recent years, due to patient work, is its early form beginning to be discernible.

In any case, another change has not had much discernable effect.

But there may be one discernable difference between the two.

Other than that, so far there's no discernable military activity.

A. We really do not have a discernable social agenda in this country.

But even before the final results were available, some trends seemed discernable.

Within all this variety there were, however, certain discernable features.

Yet they have no discernable secrets, and that's part of the deal.

The noise was far behind them now, still discernable, but down to a background level.

No discernable reaction, and they've not properly got behind Reading once.

Keep an eye on what comes next and look back in 5 years for any discernable change, I doubt you will find it.

When I eventually had dinner there, the music was barely discernable.

As with all the corridors, though, no clear tracks were discernable.

In some areas, breeding is year around, with no discernable peak season.

Each act has a discernable cycle of "call" and journey.

It had no discernable human details, just a great mass, slowly moving.

If only they had made the sign larger, or somehow more discernable sooner.

The increase was substantial, and it is clearly discernable from the computer records.

His eyes found that of the older man, whose nod was barely discernable.

Optical density is lower, which makes the line less easily discernable.

With no discernable activity from the back of the store (Claire?

The bottom section of the four angle towers are discernable.

Sometimes, for no discernable reason, movies that fit together will reach the screen at the same time.

The farmers put together a march of sorts, not that they walked in any discernable order.

As usual there did not seem to be any discernable logic to his actions.

But the same data doesn't show any discernable increase in the other State capitals.