Sentence examples for discern necessary from inspiring English sources

Indeed, we are able to discern necessary connections in two instances, as noted earlier.

Interpretations in this vein tend to emphasize Locke's pessimism about our ability to know real essences, to discern necessary connections, and consequently, to have scientia in natural philosophy.

Locke does find two instances in which we can discern necessary connections between qualities of bodies: "Some few of the primary Qualities have a necessary dependence, and visible connexion one with another, as Figure necessarily presupposes Extension, receiving or communicating Motion by impulse, supposes Solidity".

Another obstacle is that we are almost entirely unable to discern the necessary causal connections among the qualities of substances (and Locke does take those connections to be necessary).

Thus, these experiences of sensory error are of immense importance, since it is only through them that we can discern the necessary role that esse apparens and the activity of the senses play in all sensory cognition.

"Harriet has the keen judgment and discerning intellect necessary to be an outstanding counsel". In 1995, Mr. Bush, then in his first months as governor of Texas, appointed Ms. Miers to a six-year term as chairwoman of the Texas Lottery Commission.

"Harriet has the keen judgment and discerning intellect necessary to be an outstanding counsel". When he was governor of Texas, Bush offered a less formal assessment at an awards ceremony, calling Miers "a pit bull in size 6 shoes". The line stuck, in no small part because it described her cool but dogged determination.

To discern the regions necessary to achieve this 10,000-fold increase in titer, additional constructs were designed and tested.

While several causes of decline have been identified and are under continued study, it is often difficult to discern management actions necessary to address multiple near- and far-field stressors to these ecosystems.

First, "hearkening diligently" to the inner light requires the subject actively to discern what is necessary for her salvation.

A computer can give information, but a teacher can lend a hand, or an ear, and discern what's necessary for a student to succeed, and to want to succeed.