Sentence examples for discern the structure of from inspiring English sources

To discern the structure of these knowledges we conducted semi-structured interviews of residents of a basin in the U.S. Rocky Mountains whose livelihoods and avocations bring them in routine contact with weather, climate, and landscape.

1953 Dr. James D. Watson and Dr. Francis Crick, aided by the work of Rosalind Franklin and Dr. Maurice Wilkins, discern the structure of the DNA molecule: two strands of nucleotides (sugars, phosphate groups and bases) spiraling around each other in a double helix.

Adults use cultural markers to discern the structure of the social landscape.

Frege concluded that we need a Begriffsschrift, distinct from the languages we naturally speak, in order to depict (and help us discern) the structures of the propositions we express by using natural languages.

The presented calculation techniques should enable more accurate collision cross section predictions under experimentally relevant conditions than pre-existing approaches, and should enhance the ability of collision cross section measurement schemes to discern the structures of gas phase entities.

There appear to be areas of DAPI signals missing and it is hard to discern the structures.

According to the traditional picture, the main goal of scientific practice is to discern the fundamental structure of the world, and experimentation simply is used to determine whether theories should be taken to be true, and hence as contributing to our knowledge of the fundamental structure.

It was actually difficult to discern the overall structure of the piece while hearing it.

Without this kind of data, they write, studying coral reefs is like trying to discern the ecological structure of the Amazon rain forest by looking at the cattle ranches and soybean fields that have replaced much of it.

However, HK2010 and KH2013 showed that stacking seismograms over an entire large-scale array substantially suppresses the mantle effects and thereby enables us to discern the fine structure of the outermost core.

In the later works Philosophy, Logic and Language (1965) and Presuppositions of Science and Philosophy (1974), he developed the concept of metaphysics as a science of the nonempirical a priori essences that are initially discerned as the structure of the empirical but are subsequently recognized as autonomous entities.