But hackers may also discern vulnerabilities in computer systems and inflict damage.
No doubt part of what lay behind these practices was a view that the wrongs being done were, if wrongs at all, not that serious; but we can also discern the view that these were 'private' rather than 'public' wrongs.
On the basis of these studies, the authors in this special issue have been able to not only summarize more accurately the prevalence and incidence of major adult disorders but, more interestingly, also discern meaningful variation in disease distributions that set the stage for new etiologic investigations.
But she also discerns a redemptive impulse to it.
The intellectual's mission must be to challenge forced silences: in other words, political correctness.Enough with the competition for first prize in victimhoodAccording to Said, intellectuals need "not only to define the situation, but also to discern the possibilities for active intervention"; they are lookouts for the rest of society.
People find such certainties appealing, she adds, in an age of convulsive change.Some Chinese also discern in Christianity the roots of Western strength.
Critics may also discern a feeling of defeat in having to undertake such a fundamental alteration in the hope of saving students' lives.
In international affairs, he implies, it gives him unusual latitude.On the Chinese side, some also discern a potential for better bilateral relations.
Taking Mr. Goedde's cue, you might also discern in such imagery anxious intuitions of a sea change in history, as the restless, ever-shifting tides of modernity threatened to sweep away the certitudes of a waning age of faith.
The second expert, Alan Reich, a forensic acoustics consultant, said that the screams had most likely come from Mr. Martin, and that he could also discern the teenager pleading, "I'm begging you".
