Sentence examples for discern a few from inspiring English sources
One was even able to describe the possible gun -- an AK-74 -- while others were able to discern a few of the numbers and letters from the tag of a suspicious van.
It is possible to also discern a few individual flame details painted with a mid-tone orange, that show specifically both lead (Pb and chromium (Cr) signals, suggesting the use of chrome orange.
The bottom-up approach can identify small clusters but not large ones, while the top-down approach can easily discern a few large clusters.
Philip Moscoso of Spain's IESE business school discerns "a few shadows lurking among the good news" and says it is time to rethink Spain's approach to tourism.
The researchers discerned a few patterns about fish-eating spiders from their survey.
While bulk imaging of some GFP-tagged ciliary membrane proteins (e.g., PKD2-GFP, OSM9-GFP) discerned a few fluorescence foci moving processively in cilia (Ou et al., 2005; Huang et al., 2007), ciliary membrane proteins are generally distributed homogeneously inside cilia and information on their dynamics is therefore lacking.
Testing out a random single on the store turntable, he discerned in a few seconds that it had the wrong label: it wasn't "Good Morning Dub," he said, but rather U-Roy's "Music Addict," from around 1987, itself a response to Horace Ferguson's "Sensi Addict".
But my therapist cautioned against it, telling me that our bodies often discerned truth a few weeks ahead of our brains.
I had informed the audience (financiers) about their cluelessness concerning rare events (black swans) and I could discern their annoyance – a few bankers looked a bit insulted.
In a separate analysis in Science, Dr. Lennart Bengtsson, a climatologist at the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology in Hamburg, Germany, said patterns of hurricane activity were nearly impossible to discern with only a few decades of data.
The giving column offers a great opportunity for them to discern and include a few causes they want to support.
