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• a  perceptible by the senses or intellect

• Enter Sydney Fife (Segel), a large, louche fellow with no discernable means of income but with a self-confidence that Peter is on the way to understanding he totally lacks.
• The terms of the National Unity pact he has forged with Yanukovych's coalition are discernable, however vague the wording: Yanukovych signed on to Ukraines moving closer .
• If you select "high" or "best" or "maximum dpi" the printer will pump out more ink than is necessary without any discernable improvement in print quality.

• discernible

• indiscernible

News & Articles

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• Pitch invader kisses Brazil Confederations Cup star Fred’s feet, leaves peacefully
  Usually when a fan invades the pitch during a match, they have no discernable reason for being there other than to waste everyone's time and it requires a spine-denting tackle from one or 12 members of stadium security to remove … Continue reading ?
  July 8, 2013 - Dirty Tackle via Yahoo! Sports

Quotes

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• Sir Alex Ferguson in AFP
  Ferguson added: "It is not a matter of him defying his age. It is more a case that there is no discernable deterioration in his game at all. It is remarkable. I don't know what else there is to say about him! His form is just the same as it was last...
• George Clooney in NEWS.com.au
  WENN reports Clooney as saying, "You can only get so far without discernable talent - then you either work, or use cheap publicity tricks to keep the public's attention. Paris has no reason to complain if she is on the end of bad publicity."
• John McCain in Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
  In a separate statement, the McCain-Palin campaign said: "Barack Obama provided no discernable plan for the banking crisis and ignored his previous record in Washington that contradicted many of his statements today."