Abbe correctly discerned what would happen as the microscope objective accepted different combinations of these orders.
He correctly discerned that it was Ms. Ball, and he recalled feeling a little awkward about seeing her in such an unguarded moment.
Although students were blinded, the majority correctly discerned the treatment.
The data indicated that the entire fetal genome complement is present in cf-DNA in maternal plasma, and that this can be mined to show minute details such as mutations involved in β-thalassaemia; surprisingly, the study correctly discerned that the fetus had inherited the paternal codon 41/42 mutation, involving a CTTT deletion, but not the maternal −28A→G mutation.
He added: "There are such machines out there, but they are very far from being able to correctly discern the point at which to apply lethal force.
On the issue of dimpled ballots, Mr. Geller said Democrats have consistently maintained that the important thing is to correctly discern the intent of the voter and that dimpled ballots indicate an attempt to cast a vote.
As I approached them with my crew I could sense the frosty disapproval as they looked me up and down, from longish hair to bell-bottoms, no doubt correctly discerning that I disagreed with their viewpoint.
And yet both campaigns seemed to live a life beyond consequence, correctly discerning that it was worth getting a scolding from the journalistic church ladies if a stretch or an elide or an outright prevarication did damage to the opposition.
Poole correctly discerns a strong element of misanthropy and first world exclusivity throughout the entire bio and organic racket which, like any dumb religion (and is there any other kind?), puts reason to sleep in favour of dodgy nostrums with no bases other than those of "faith".
Instead, where a forecasting model has the potential to add more value is precisely when the information is murkier — either by (correctly) discerning a trend a few days before other methods do, or (just as importantly) by avoiding attaching too much significance to one based on flimsy evidence.
