Lin: "Can one reliably differentiate a male and female scream... Can one discern the emotion of a scream from 80 to 100 metres away?" He concludes that if the sound emanated from the bathroom and the listener was on a balcony, the sound would be both audible and intelligible.
Not only can one discern his early interest in the importance of nothingness in his thinking, but there is also indication that he was sensitive to the non-dual immediacy of experience, which Nishida described as 'pure experience'.
How can one discern this?
One can discern a source for this conjunction of opposites when he turns to the pop tunes that make up a large part of his repertory.
One can discern two unspoken comments in his expression: "Got him!," and, also, "Who, me?" Obama, in his usual dark-on-dark, smiles more neutrally, and might be on the brink of recognizing the gravity of the mistake-in-progress that the exposure represents.
One can discern two answers to the problem of divine ideas in the works of James of Viterbo.
One can discern a general trend for the rotation angle to increase with decreasing prediction value, i.e. the motions become more hinge-like.
Notice that, if there is a difference, it must not depend on what one can visually discern at the present time, for ex hypothesis, there is no such visual difference that can currently be detected.
Finally, one can clearly discern Cook Wilson's views on knowledge (see section 4) in H. W. B. Joseph's Knowledge and the Good in Plato's Republic (Joseph 1948) and R. C. Cross and A. D. Woozley, Plato's Republic.
In the current discourses on sustainable development, one can discern two main intellectual cultures: an analytic one focusing on measuring problems and prioritizing measures, (Life Cycle Analysis (LCA), Mass Flow Analysis (MFA), etc).
Through the thicket, one can still discern the neatly stacked fieldstone foundations barely visible amid the nubs of blue-green mossy boulders, which nature deposited eons ago.
